Hi,
I plan to use ClientBundle to load resources into my GWT app. Once the app
is finished I plan to allow people to embed the app (reference the js-file
located on my server that will load everything else).
I wondered if the resource loading will automagically keep working in spite
of the Sam
Carsten,
I've not done this myself, but loading image, js, and text files should not
be a problem since SOP only limits XHR requests. However, if they have an
HTTPS site, and your content is not served from such a domain, they would
get warnings.
Of course, you'd best setup a testbed to confir
I was talking about ClientBundle, which means resources not embedded in and
loaded by the website but dynamically loaded by the GWT app at runtime.
ClientBundle has to use some mechanismn inside like XHR or JSONP or
something when it turns data into ExternalTextResources or DataResources.
I kno
CssResource: works as its inlined into your JavaScript to avoid round trip
times.
ImageResource: should work as you typically use it with GWT's @Sprite in
CSS or in combination with GWT's Image class. In both cases the image will
be loaded via CSS background-image: url() => no SOP.
DataResourc
Thanks. Very helpful. From what I am reading I guess the
ExternalTextResource cannot switch to JSONP at runtime? I can test at
runtime if the HTML host page domain is different from the Module domain
and activate it at runtime.
Maybe I will use ExternalTextResource then. I need to check first i
>
> From what I am reading I guess the ExternalTextResource cannot switch to
> JSONP at runtime?
Correct, you can not switch at runtime because different code is generated
during compilation based on the mentioned configuration property.
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