Hello all,
I'm a GWT novice, using the Eclipse GWT plugin. I've got it working to
the point where I have two separate projects (let's call them project
1 and project 2) both running fine. Both of these projects have their
own .gwt.xml files, entry point classes and various servlets. Now I
want to combine projects 1 and 2 into a single application so that the
user can select on a TabPanel which of the two 'systems' he/she wants
to use. I think that what I need to do is the following:
1. create a new third project ('project 3'), and in this project
3's .gwt.xml file, define projects 1 and 2 as inherited modules
2. copy the source files for projects 1 and 2 into the source folders
for project 3
Presuming that steps 1 and 2 above are correct (***are they?***), I
then need to:
3. link project 1 and project 2 to the TabPanel. My problem is that
TabPanel.add() expects a Widget as its argument, and I don't see how I
can cast a module as a Widget.
Maybe I've got this all wrong and there's an easier way - any
suggestions gratefully received. Thank you.
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