Hi everyone,
I faced the following problem, not sure whether it's a bug or a feature. It
occurs if the Driver class has the editor generic type as an interface, but
not the actual implementation. Note that MyPersonDriver references
MyPersonEditor, not MyPersonEditorImpl. In this case the line: driver.edit(
somePerson, requestContext);
does not populate the form. If I use MyPersonEditorImpl it works, but when
the driver does not reference the actual class it doesn't.
interface *MyPersonEditor* extends Editor<PersonProxy>, MyOtherInterface {
...
}
interface MyPersonDriver extends RequestFactoryEditorDriver<PersonProxy, *
MyPersonEditor*> {
...
}
class MyPersonEditorImpl extends Composite implements MyPersonEditor {
@UiField
ValueBoxEditorDecorator<String> name;
...
}
MyPersonDriver driver = GWT.create(MyPersonDriver.class);
driver.edit(somePerson, requestContext);
Cheers,
Vesko
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