I just tried to set both gecko and ie8, it doesn't work.
It does work if I tried to set both ie6 and ie8. Yes, GWT generates 1
js file, but it also generates a couple of html files depends on the
user.agent property from the module.gwt.xml.
I know it sounds weird, but I only want to deploy 1 js fi
You can set both gecko *and* ie8. That way, you will be able to use IE8 as
well as the hosted mode browser for testing. Also, you don't have to figure
out which js file corresponds to IE8. GWT automatically does browser
sniffing and includes the right js file.
If you plan to migrate to GWT2.x, you
thanks for the reply.
ie8 is the only browser we support. if I remove the user.agent
property from the module.gwt.xml and compile the application, it will
get all the permutations defined in the UserAgent.gwt.xml. And I only
want to deploy the application for ie8 only. there is no way I can
know w
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> When it is changed to ie8 as following, it gets the Uncaught exception
> escaped Error when I launch it with the host mode browser.
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Well, you are telling GWT "compile only for IE8", and then using the hosted
mode browser (which is and old version of firefox). As a result, GWT ends up
usin
GWT1.7 is supposed to support IE8.
In the module's gwt.xml file, it is working fine with the property
setting for IE6.
When it is changed to ie8 as following, it gets the Uncaught exception
escaped Error when I launch it with the host mode browser.
[ERROR] Uncaught exception escaped
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