I have a SmartGWT 2.0 application where I have to render a few hundred small images and this is taking very, very long (>20s). It's a intranet application. Do you have any idea how I could speed up the rendering? Any idea will be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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I know the post is old, but if it can help others people.
I would take a look at this :
It's very useful https://developers.google.com/web-toolkit/doc/latest/DevGuideUiImageBundles
You mentioned it's an intranet application but the network or server could still be a culprit. You can use Firebug's "Net" panel to see the network delays from fetching the images. If those are the problem, there's no fix within your SmartGWT Java code.
If rendering speed is the problem, what approach are you using? For this volume of images you probably want to use simple HTML tags inside of a SmartGWT Canvas via Canvas.setContents().