For receiving events on DOM elements, check out the DOM class.
DOM.sinkEvents(element, Event.ONCLICK);
and for multiple events:
DOM.sinkEvents(element, Event.ONCLICK | Event.ONFOCUS | .... | ....)
and finally:
DOM.setEventListener(element, new EventListener() {...implement...});
Make sure to clean up the EventListener if the element is removed from the
DOM using DOM.setEventListener(element, null). Otherwise you may risk a
memory leak.
You also need to hard cast your DivElement into
com.google.gwt.user.client.Element to make it useable with the DOM event
methods above.
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