What you can do is to write a small java application to generate the
list for you, using the static Locale class methods as you mention below
. You can create json, text or xml and import it into your drop down list.
This will save you a lot of tedious typing.
On 10/12/2011 7:39 AM, gerry wrote:
Hi Thad,
Thanks for your reply. In your suggestion I will have to type all the
countries and their codes myself, while I was hoping I could do it in
a more automated way, like I could do if I could use the
java.util.Locale package (method static String[] getISOCountries() for
example) which is not supported by GWT. But it seems I can't do
anything simpler than what you suggest.
HTH
Alan
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