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> I recommend you dropping permutations at all. Leaving the one.
> We did this few years ago and it`s good.
And how do you did that ?
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The following in .gwt.xml
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We just merge some of them... depending on the final app size. We think a
200k to 400k after compression is acceptable, so just try out various
permutation combinations. If your app is small enough you can just collapse
all with ''. Or merge some permutation like...
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And how do you did that ?
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I recommend you dropping permutations at all. Leaving the one.
We did this few years ago and it`s good.
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Thanks Thomas.
Seems to be working ok at first sight. Will see if any issues pop up later.
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> This however resulted in the compilation permutions going up from 5 to 10.
> Because now it is compiling for default language, and nl language.
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> Is there any way to disable compilation for default language, as we will
> never use this... Because compilations
following lines to the
gwt.xml file :
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This however resulted in the compilation permutions going up from 5 to 10.
Because now it is compiling for default language, and nl language.
Is there any way to disable compilation for default language, as we will
never use this... Because
Hello all,
I have some users of my application that are not happy about the fact
that my application is not displayed by default using the language of
their browsers.
How is that possible? Do you have some tips about this topic? What can
i do to make sure that gwt will download the version
We do it in a Java / Spring application by server side detection. The
HttpServletRequest object knows about the preferred language of the
requesting browser. Instead of a plain HTML page we return a JSP, that
allows us to set the language property as a meta tag. GWT's i18n mechanism
reads the
I thought GWT 1.6. would do this automatically - anyway an alternative
to the serverside detection is to do it in js on the clientside in
your html file - example:
I'm sure this f** forum will completely mess up my source code
again...
why can't we have [code] tags in a developer(!) forum?
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