Resizeable charts is definitely a key feature of GWT Highcharts. Benefiting from that capability depends a bit on the type of container you're using. By default the "Chart.setReflow()" option is enabled, which will automatically resize the chart to fill the size of it's container when a window resize event occurs. If you're inside of a different container though, such as a SmartGWT widget - you can disable that and invoke the Chart.setSize() method to update the size of the chart instead. Here are a couple of related threads that may help:
How to make resizeable window of ui for gwt higcharts application in java?
Resizeable charts is definitely a key feature of GWT Highcharts. Benefiting from that capability depends a bit on the type of container you're using. By default the "Chart.setReflow()" option is enabled, which will automatically resize the chart to fill the size of it's container when a window resize event occurs. If you're inside of a different container though, such as a SmartGWT widget - you can disable that and invoke the Chart.setSize() method to update the size of the chart instead. Here are a couple of related threads that may help:
https://sourceforge.net/p/gwt-highcharts/discussion/general/thread/860fc707
https://sourceforge.net/p/gwt-highcharts/discussion/general/thread/c06210f1
i try it, thank you!