uidlUri = serviceUrl + relativeUrl;
}
}
+ if (uidlUri.startsWith(ApplicationConstants.VAADIN_PROTOCOL_PREFIX)) {
+ final String vaadinUri = configuration.getVaadinDirUrl();
+ String relativeUrl = uidlUri
+ .substring(ApplicationConstants.VAADIN_PROTOCOL_PREFIX
+ .length());
+ uidlUri = vaadinUri + relativeUrl;
+ }
+
return uidlUri;
}
* Relative urls are mapped to APP/PUBLISHED/[url] which are by default served
* from the classpath relative to the class where the annotation is defined.
* <p>
+ * Special Vaadin urls are also supported. The most useful is vaadin:// which
+ * maps to the location of the automatically published VAADIN folder. Using the
+ * VAADIN folder and vaadin:// you can publish stylesheets which use images or
+ * other files with relative paths.
+ * <p>
* Example: {@code @StyleSheet( "http://host.com/file1.css", "file2.css"})} on
* the class com.example.MyConnector would load the file
* http://host.com/file1.css as is and file2.css from /com/example/file2.css on
+ "PUBLISHED";
public static final String APP_PROTOCOL_PREFIX = "app://";
+ public static final String VAADIN_PROTOCOL_PREFIX = "vaadin://";
public static final String PUBLISHED_PROTOCOL_NAME = "published";
public static final String PUBLISHED_PROTOCOL_PREFIX = PUBLISHED_PROTOCOL_NAME
+ "://";