Just point your output dir to your target dir with the codehouse
plugin and simple ignore it...
That what I do
Works fine...
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The maven-gwt-plugin from codehaus is looking quite good at this
point. I recommend trying 1.1
of the HandlerManager (I just rewrote it all :
( )...
Why ? Because I can't inject my own HandlerManager and I need things
like an interceptor in the HandlerManager, and some more small
checks..
Tanx
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On 5 mai, 08:30, Ed post2edb
BTW:
why not use Generics to parameterize the Source object in an event ?
I use it for my own events and same to work very nicely (same as gwt
does for his ValueChangeEven)
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On May 3, 1:47 pm, Ed post2edb...@hotmail.com wrote:
Hellu,
I am trying to port to the new NativePreviewHandler as the
EventPreview is deprecated in 1.6.4.
A few questions:
1) How
H, tanx Paul,
I still think this is rather cumberslum to retrieve the element.
I am currious what the idea behind this all is? and why the element
isn't simple contained in the event and can be retrieves by a simple
getter?
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Ok... interesting...
Tanxs Thomas..
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H, tanx Paul,
I still think this is rather cumberslum to retrieve the element.
I am currious what the idea behind this all is? and why
... But ok that's easy to solve...but still...
I am sure that the gwt team thought about these problems when desiging
this new event model.
So how are these problems solved best?
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have to be
stored somewhere such that the handler can be removed from the widget
for both events :(...
Hm What am I missing here ?
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it when using it, or do I still need to call consume? and what
should others do with it ? Or can I make my own usage and cancel
and consume are just handy helper methods ?
Please some help,
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when set, such
that when consumed is true, the listenes are always called.
Canceling event takes place through: none of the handlers are allowed
to call consumed() and one handler has called canceled()
Not still the target element :)
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if this
is the correct way.
I am a bit confused, please a bit help?
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I would also recommend developing on Windows (running hosted mode).
I remember that one of our developers did his best developing on his
mac, but gave up after some time
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He Joel,
Sorry for the trouble.
Last night I came home and all of sudden my whole hotmail was changed
and got all kind of failed mail deliveries :(...
Yep, changed my password already.
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What happened to the gwt developers ?
Did they lost their creativity ? ;)...
Please some advice on this issue above.
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it's not referenced anymore.
Shouldn't it remove this Enum class ?
I will change it to constants string value's... I suppose it should be
removed then.
BTW: the above was all tested against 1.5.2.
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().getName()
and LabelWidgetFactoryCms.class.getName()
Is this a bug or expected behavior?
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improve this in 1.6. ?
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Nice thanks for pointing out
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On Apr 11, 8:06 am, Vitali Lovich vlov...@gmail.com wrote:
Sweet - that's a clever approach.
On Sat, Apr 11, 2009 at 1:26 AM, Adam T adam.t...@gmail.com wrote:
Vitali, you'd just create your own property with two values:
Generically:
1. Define
symlink
works better.
I was looking for a more easy approach just like sharing classes with
other projects...
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I'm not 100% sure if this satisfies your requirements, but you could have
ImageBundle classes that are shared between
to overcome afterwards thoughts like If I knew
that...
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Ok, jason, sounds so ... easy that even my wife can do it for me ;)
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if the
library isn't supported anymore or isn't up2date with the next gwt
release (my experience in the past). So I am a bit careful with it.
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don't get me wrong, I am not blaming GWT for this it's simple
javascript that doesn't support this all)
I would love to hear experiences of other developers have bounced
their head against this issue.
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. These
listeners are added to the Form Field.
I also have a Form listener that receives these kind of notifications,
but couldn't be used in the form field builder as Form isn't know
there, where as the Form field is.
I hope it's of some use to others.
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feedback/advice on this.
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unregistering a
listener.
Basically what I do now (and have to do more): before making a form
field variable NULL, call the formField.remove() method, that he
forwards to his nested objects, and so on
A bit cumbersome, but I don't see no other way, do you ??
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He Gregor,
I understand what you mean, but then still: in which way can this be
solved in a general and elegant way to approach the WeakReference
behavior in the JVM?
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On Mar 25, 4:50 pm, gregor greg.power...@googlemail.com wrote:
Interesting question Ed.
I read this:
http
Please first search the forum or internet for answers to your question
before posting yours.
There is a lot of information out there and I am sure you find most of
your answers there.
If not, post your concrete question here.
GoodLuck,
Ed
Shouldn't this be reported as an issue ?
I thought these issues would be solved now with the usage of Jetty
instead Tomcat as mentioned here:
http://groups.google.com/group/Google-Web-Toolkit/browse_thread/thread/7254dfe963f479ae?hl=en#
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was included (t's shouldn't which I changed now) and appeared
first on the classpath, Dozer used the PropertyUtils class in de gwt-
dev jar which caused out of memory errors :(...
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be much better to let the server do
the work.
I will look into Sesame and Jena.
Thanks again for your help and quick response,
Ed
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Hi Ed,
Are you talking about just a smallish ontology (i.e. the class
definitions etc) which you want to display
Can you give me some details why and when this method is called ? (I
noticed it in the gwt source code, but it's a bit unclear when/how
it's used).
Is this a common error as far as you know ?
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://test1.hobby-site.com/bv-web/test1/declare/021AE21A6901E0D955FA9F1F3C1D8C6D.cache.html]]
No idea what to do with this. Any idea?
BTW: at this moment I don't know exactly when they occur as it occurs
during a Selenium test and the error is received in the backend
through the ExceptionHandler.
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Extra note:
The line the error refer to:
function BBc(a){if(Element.prototype.getBoundingClientRect){return
a.getBoundingClientRect().left+(Bed(),Ded).scrollLeft}else{return
$doc.getBoxObjectFor(a).screenX-$doc.getBoxObjectFor
($doc.documentElement).screenX}}
Btw: Sometimes it happens quite a
Is there a way to get more stacktrace information in javascript in the
exception handler?
This information can then be used to send to the backend for further
analyses. (ofcourse this is only usefull when running in pretty or
detail mode).
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Have a look at mygwt (call gxt now). They use a nice MVC
implementation.
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I have used Guice and Gin to implements MVC framework(like backend spring
framework). By this way view(ui), event Listener and data
access
;
cur.scrollTop += offsetVertical
Please some hints?
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I wish I could use GWT Designer or the other one.
I tried it, but due to the GUI requirements it's not possible.
Almost all the GWT standard widgets are extended/wrapped in someway
such that I have a dozens of own components that I need to comply the
GUI requirements. I's hare to use these with a
will slide in beneath the current one when he has answered
the current question.
I make sure the new question is in view by the DOM method above, but
like to add an offset, such that it doesn't appear tight to the
browser bottom .
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I use this a lot to load CMS content and other stuff at the start of
the application.
Additional delay's can then easily be added with the GWT Timer.
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with tomcat
and makes development very easy, such that you get the picture and
then it's easy to switch to any other plugin if you wish.
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So, that very shallow review says: It's all good. But no guarantees on
the jasypt author's security chops.
Thanks Reinier (your pointers are exactly how I use it :) )
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I like JaSypt, works fine and very friendly.
Has some nice Spring integration features such that you can store the
hashed value of some password in the spring property file instead of
the plain password. Can be useful...
It sounds like I am having JaSypt shares :( ;)
mentioned this a few times before in this forum.
The tool I use: http://www.jasypt.org/. I hope this is written by
experts as well :(
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as it contains common
images and css files..
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I have a few gwt application which are quite large and they work just
fine in FF 3. I just had to tune my styles a bit, that was it...
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Amazing... impressive that the final is already out shortly after RC1
and RC2...
Also very currious to the roadmap of 1.6. and further...
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Interesting discussion, something I still have to solve as well.
In my case (not exactly the same as the starter of this discussion) I
have a GWT help window (looks like the MS help) that I want to control
from within my main GWT application. That is: if someone clicks the
help button next to
Thanks again Ian,
That's something never completely understand that popup blocker
stuff...
I mean: i have blocked popup's but even something I press some button
and a new browser window opens...
How is that ?
If somebody presses a button, he is requesting for a it, so I can open
it not ?...
H... interesting... Thanks for the usefull info. I will give it a
try when I get there..
Thanks,
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