Re: GWT Designer for NetBeans

[Saad S]

Ditto.

On Thursday, December 16, 2010 5:07:29 AM UTC-5, Kidowell wrote:
>
> Hey, is there any gwt designer for NetBeans out there?. 
>
> It would be nice to place all the design and receive automatically the 
> code for it. 
>
> I have read theres a plugin for Eclipse but I can't find anything for 
> NetBeans. 
>
> Any sugestion?. 
>
> Cheers. 
>
> Kido.

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Re: PopupPanel.center() not centering content?

[Saad S]

I too am experiencing this problem in my code, where I have a large 
hierarchy of panels contained within the PopupPanel or DecoratedPopupPanel. 
 A simple GWT Designer app with a label in the PopupPanel or 
DecoratedPopupPanel works as expected.

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Is there another way to style CellTables in GWT, other than using ClientBundle?

[Saad S]

I just posted this on question on 
SO,
 
though asking here may be more appropriate and fruitful.

1) Nothing against 
ClientBundle; 
it's great (minification, obfuscation, etc, of the developer's input CSS), 
but I'm wondering, is there is another way to style a CellTable? The 
obfuscated (generated) class names are used to style the table. Is there a 
way (hack, or not) to turn this use of generated CSS off, and override the 
class names in a more direct way (say through a reference in theindex.html file 
to a CSS file with the ".cellTable*" class names), without using 
ClientBundle?

2) Going with the ClientBundle route, I see that the CSS file that 
overrides/replaces the default GWT CSS classes has to be referenced in code 
like this :

public interface TableResources extends CellTable.Resources {

interface TableStyle extends CellTable.Style {
}

@Override
@Source({ CellTable.Style.DEFAULT_CSS, "/CellTableStyle.css" })
TableStyle cellTableStyle();}

...where "/CellTableStyle.css" is under the same package as TableResources. 
Is there a way to reference a CSS file that is not in the same package as 
the interface, and say is in a different source directory than the base src dir 
of the project? Would "../../dir/file.css" work?

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