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Does GWT-EXT have a Hyperlink Class? Where is they HyperLink class?

 
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I'm just digging around GWT-EXT, and trying to do something as silly as create a HyperLink, but there is no HyperLink class defined! The Google Web Toolkit extensions seem to define everything from a Button to a Toolbar, but nothing in the realm of the simple HyperLink. Hmmm?

JavaDoc for Google Web Toolkit Extension (GWT-EXT) Classes


This links suggests using just a simple Hyperlink from GWT, but I've done so well not mixing any GWT and GWTEXT classes in my project.

Using GWT Hyperlinks in GWT-EXT Applications

Of course, I'm sure there is something I'm missing here. I spent a silly amount of time trying to figure out how to put a GWT image inside a GWT hyperlink to make the image clickable. Of course, in the end, you just add a ClickHandler to the image - no GWT HtmlLink object is needed at all.



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