On 5 jan, 12:24, nvrs <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > I fail to see how that code replaces FlexTable and what UiBinder has > to do with any of that?? > The purpose of FlexTable is to provide an easy way of having tables of > arbitrary length so as...well rows can be added to them.
Many people also use FlexTable and Grid for layout, FlexTable having the ability to colspan and/or rowspan cells. > How are you going to replace that with hardcoded HTML? I don't see how > changing the contents of an HTML panel serve this purpose in a > fruitfull way. > Of course i may be missing something, so could you please provide some > pointers because i am trying to find the best way to use a flextalbe > with UiBinder. There's only a single way currently: instanciate an empty FlexTable in UiBinder and then populate it in your Java code. Well, there's another: wrap your FlexTable code in a Composite and use the Composite in the UiBinder, but that's the same in the end.
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