On my gwt project. i have a script that call the dictionary:
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The answers form jusio, Dom and Thomas Broyer are all valid here. In my particular case, I was looking to inject a series of polyfill scripts into GWT for some IE8 support we needed when running native JS code. The polyfill scripts needed to be available to the GWT iframe's window context - NOT the host page. To do that, using ScriptInjector
was the correct approach as it attaches the script at that level. You can make ScriptInjector
install the scripts to a host window by using setWindow(TOP_WINDOW)
. Adding scripts with the tag in my *.gwt.xml file seemed to be attaching to the host window as did using @Dom's approach.