My mistake.
I pass wrong arguments to contructor HMTL in my code.
Thanks...
On Sep 2, 10:52 am, MN <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> check your includes ...
>
> On 2 Sep., 02:24, dan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > In the Showcase of GWT Features - source code of the Dock Panel:
>
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > public Widget onInitialize() {
> > ....
>
> > // Add text all around
> > dock.add(new HTML(constants.cwDockPanelNorth1()),
> > DockPanel.NORTH);
> > dock.add(new HTML(constants.cwDockPanelSouth1()),
> > DockPanel.SOUTH);
> > dock.add(new HTML(constants.cwDockPanelEast()), DockPanel.EAST);
> > dock.add(new HTML(constants.cwDockPanelWest()), DockPanel.WEST);
> > dock.add(new HTML(constants.cwDockPanelNorth2()),
> > DockPanel.NORTH);
> > dock.add(new HTML(constants.cwDockPanelSouth2()),
> > DockPanel.SOUTH);
> > ...........
>
> > I found compile errors. "The constructor HTML (String,
> > DockPanel.DockLayoutConstant) is undefinded.
>
> > This is correct?
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