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Sun, 04/08/2007 - 10:27 — atrox (not verified)

Step 3 creates that file,

Step 3 creates that file, among others. The GWTCompiler will output a nochache.html file, gwt.js, a bunch of hash-cache.html files (these are browser specific versions of the app), and your "public" resources. What you need to do noserver is the nocache, the gwt.js and the host page (and hosted.html if you are using GWT 1.4 or later).

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