On Monday, June 16, 2014 5:28:44 PM UTC+2, Zied Hamdi OneView wrote:
>
> Ok many thanks Thomas for the help,
>
> So I'll try to put a variable of type SafeUri to <img src={safeUri}"> I
> thought that since the method accepts a String in src, it would need
> another attribute for the SafeUri
>
> May I suggest to put it all together in a different documentation than the
> one for uiBinder (example in UiRenderer): Indeed I've read that page, and
> since it is somewhere in the resources, I skipped it. I know that in the
> code it's related (UiBinder, UiRenderer, eventually ClientBundle), but
> conceptually as a user I perceive those things as separate enough to be
> in different sections (naturally it's only my point of view as an old GWT
> user, that saw the things being added gradually. I think, it could be
> confusing for a newbie to see UiBinder in the same section as UiRenderer)
>
AFAICT, the differences between UiRenderer and UiBinder are that:
- widgets are not supported
- there's no "owner class", which changes a few things:
- <ui:with> fields are provided by method arguments rather than
@UiField(provided=true)
- ui:field's are returned using getters rather than @UiField fields in
the owner class
- UiRenderer handles event dispatching to "elements" (event delegation,
then matching the actual target). Event dispatching is done by passing a
"handler class" (similar to the owner class of UiBinder here), the
NativeEvent and the root element where you rendered the UiRenderer;
@UiHandler methods are matched on the "handler class" rather than the
"owner class" for UiBinder. In addition, you can pass additional parameters
that will be passed back to the @UiHandler methods.
But UiRenderer and UiBinder are built on the same grounds.
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