Luca Conte schrieb:
Hi Jurgen,
here (rename by removing the zip extension after dload):
http://bazu.altervista.org/dojoscheduler.war.zip
The new version of Dojo scheduler with resize entries improvement: now
in "day" and in "woking week" mode you can resize an entry firing a
server side event at the end of resize operation. To test it you can go
with the mouse near to the entry's bottom edge (Only an entry with the
end timestamp into the day).
Some considerations:
1- In order to handle the resize event, I re-used mouse listener
(already present) but I added to it 2 new properties: the entry risized
and the new "end timestamp"
2- Now the scheduler component uses dojo (scripts and resources)
provided by the Tomahawk extension filter so the dojoTests.jsp actually
have no scripts inside. I left into the the webapp root the dojo
subfolder but it is not used, you can remove it if you wish.
3- For making the point 2, now in day and in working week mode, I
obtain, only in IE, a "Connection reset by peer: socket write error"
exception similar to to this issue:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TOMAHAWK-828 but everythings works
fine! To bypass this problem the only way is to use dojo's script
provided by yorurself and commenting the code's rows into the
AbstractSchedulerRenderer in which the dojo initializtion is executed
(DojoUtils.DojoUtils.addMainInclude(context, component, javascriptLocation,
DojoUtils.getDjConfigInstance(context)); and the following row)
My work to component in terms of improvements should stops here! Now I
would like to resolve related (potentially) bugs or spend time to add
some users wanted functionallities!
To dev-list: Plz send me comments and/or suggestions
Bye
Luca
Luca, following, this issue in IE is not really a bug, in case of the
Tomahawk issue it was a bug due to a typo,
anyway this issue is caused by a broken encoding handling in IE which
makes ie go haywire. Make sure that all the files you stream dont have
any weird characters above ascii 128 otherwise if you start to stream
encoded javascript and run into a character which has a weird non
conform encoding you might run into this issue on IE.
This is it as far as I can remember (Mario did some debugging when I
reported the bug)
