Hi Jamie,
I had the same problem. I implemented a very similar approach described by
you.
I introduced in a top level gwt.xml a property to enable the debuging which
will be inherit by all my application.
In your custom Linker you can access this property:
for (SelectionProperty prop
For (1), Super Dev Mode supports multiple GWT apps out of the box. (but you
do have to recompile each GWT application you want to debug, one at a time).
For (2) I don't think we support multiple instances of the same GWT app. I
don't think it's a good idea because you'd be loading the same JavaScr
Hi Thomas,
Thanks for the reply and apologies for the delay, I must have missed the
email notification re: your reply.
Well its great to hear that it is already solved via the xsiframe linker,
but not a total loss, I learned a good deal about how the IFrame linker
currently works ;)
I gave th
Too bad you started investing time in a solution to a problem that's
already solved!
You first have to use the xsiframe linker (which BTW is not a bad idea; I
think we should make it the default linker in some future release), then
just use gwt.codesvr.myModule instead of gwt.codesvr, where myM
