Hi
I am new to both gwt and Java; but I am trying to use gwt to enhance
an
old web application, with using Ajax.
I have however run into an issue:
After a query to the database, I put the results in a table (I am
currently using
the supertable from cafesip; but have seen that there is also a good
table widget
in the incubator).
The problem is, that from the table, people need to be able to click
on a row, and
from there get to a detail page for that entry.
What I do now is:
private void setRow(final CslData csl){
table.addRow(new Widget[] {new Button(csl.getSiteName(), new
ClickHandler() {
public void onClick(ClickEvent event) {
siteList(csl.getSiteKey());
}
}), ..........
This adds an awful lot of clickhandlers, with one for each row, so I
am looking for a more elegant
way of doing this. (A way of using the same click handler, and only
passing the site key from
the row.). Also I would like to do this on a Label rather than putting
a button in the table.
Hope some can educate me in the best way of doing this.
(Also the app onlt works correctly the first two to three times a
table cell is clicked, I guess this
is due to memory issues from all the click handlers)
Thanks in advance for ant help.
Per
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