mgwt

I'm currently working on adding HTML5 offline support to my web application, and am mostly following the same approach of mgwt: Generate manifest files per permutation at compulation time Using a servlet to serve the manifest file, based on the user-agent of the browser. My question involves step 2: In my servlet, I want to detect which permutation to serve for a certain request. The way I do this now is: Get the user agent string from the request Map this (using simple string operations (e.g. userAgent.contains("safari") ) to the 'agent id', which I can map using a mapping file to the

Consider the following problem. You'd like to serve an offline manifest/appcache file for your GWT project. In such a case, there are two issues: GWT generates different permutations of js files (depending on browser version). When loading the application, some GWT javascript code uses your user-agent properties to include the appropriate one. You'll want to generate a different manifest file for each of these permutations, as you don't want to cache files you won't use (and these files can be around 0.5MB per permutation). This issue is covered by the MGWT Manifest Linker , which generates

It's difficult to tell what is being asked here. This question is ambiguous, vague, incomplete, overly broad, or rhetorical and cannot be reasonably answered in its current form. For help clarifying this question so that it can be reopened, visit the help center . Closed 6 years ago . I want to perform an event when I click on a panel, in the same way this happens when the user clicks on a button. I need this in order to handle events on click for this panel. You have to use GWT FocusPanel which makes its contents focusable, and adds the ability to catch mouse and keyboard events. So wrap your

I am really confused by lot of links: mgwt, Phonegap, Cordova, gwt-phonegap, etc... Can somebody really help me with a few basic questions about all these? Phonegap and Cordova are one and the same - They will help us to build a mobile deployable component using generated JS files. Am I correct? Steps provided in the Cordova site to create an Android project and deploy needs generated html, JS and CSS content of our project. So we need to build these before we come here from our project. Right? Now if I have a simple GWT project, can I build GWT client and deploy the generated web app content