On 17 août, 16:31, CI-CUBE <e...@ci-cube.info> wrote:
> My workaround is to use static methods (1 for each Callback) in the
> base class that redirect the request to virtual members of a static
> member object. This introduces some overhead but works... anyway is
> there some advice how to use a true member method in an assignment to
> a JS callback?
> > > > protected native void initializeCBs() /*-{
var that = this;
$wnd.x4ResizeAppCB = function() {
th...@com.egr.x4gpl.apps.saturn.client.application.resizecb()();
};
> > > > }-*/;
It's basically the same as what you described above, without the need
for Java statics.
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