I haven't thought of multiple gwt widgets (I am struggling with one).
Obviously you are correct in what you are saying. It would be cool if we
could feed jsinterop the scope per js injection. However I can't imagine
how that would be. You may need to change your interface (namespace
argument) in
Probably needs to be updated a bit if you want to run multiple GWT apps
with different names/iframes as widgets on the page as you need a global
variable per app then.
If you know everything is served from the same domain you can probably also
use window.frames['appId'].contentWindow
But
So here is a hacky workaround:
Q: What the hacky workaround enables?
A: You can inject any js library you want in the GWT iframe thus succeeding
encapsulation of the GWT and js code from the rest of the page. No
duplicate libaries - no clashed versions etc.
Q: Does it work?
A: sort of. jquery
This looks like the logical conclusion to my question.
https://github.com/w3c/webcomponents/blob/gh-pages/proposals/Isolated-Imports-Proposal.md
Since the aboveis probably several years down the road I wonder if anyone
has any more ideas or workarounds in how to work with GWT/jsinterop and
Hi,
This issue has been discussed before
https://github.com/gwtproject/gwt/issues/9264
Here is the problem in my own words:
When a script is injected GWT has the option to inject it in the TOP_WINDOW
($wnd) or in the iframe window where GWT code is located normally.
Case 1: Insert in $wnd
