On Jan 6, 12:35 am, Thomas Broyer <[email protected]> wrote: > 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.
I figured that out alright but it's sweeter than i originally thought. As a matter of fact, if you instantiate a list of Widgets and a FlexTable using UiBinder and then on the init code add the widgets to the FlexTable, the Widgets show up in the FlexTable rows and not on their container/parent! Good thinking imho
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