Hi,
I have a moderately complex object graph built from about 630 classes in
total each of which is associated with an Editor. I use the EditorVisitor
pattern to traverse the Editor graph. For example I can traverse the Editor
graph and build a Tree with Anchors which link to each Editor instance,
enabling me to dynamically switch Editors in and out of the UI. This works
well in both DevMode and Production mode.
Now I thought I could use the EditorVisitor to dynamically create new
objects based on Strings. This works in DevMode as follows:
public <T> boolean visit(EditorContext<T> ctx) {
// The EditorVisitor ought to be able to add objects
dynamically.
if
(ctx.getEditedType().getName().equals(fullyqualifiedObjectTypeString))) {
T object = GWT.create(ctx.getEditedType());
ctx.setInModel(object);
}*/
Doesn't work in production mode however so I have to resort to lots of long
ugly conditionals. I think the problem is with GWT.create. I understand
that GWT Generators could help.
Any thoughts?
Many thanks,
Neil
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