just delegate the event from the command class
psudo code
menuBar.addItem(name, new Command(){
@Override
public void execute() {
eventBus.fireEvent(new MyEvent());
}
});
2010/9/22 taldos <[email protected]>
> I'm am looking to use the basic GWT MenuBar class in conjunction with
> the eventBus. In doing so I've found myself stuck and could use some
> help
>
> The menuBar.addItem(name, command) method requires a command be
> returned for each new menuItem being added at runtime.
>
> However since I am looking to have all major actions within the
> application run off of the eventBus, I'm looking for any suggestions
> as to how I can use the MenuBar with the eventBus.fireEvent method
> that is in all the tutorials.
>
> Thank you.
>
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