Could someone point me to literature or give me a few pointers.
For example, I wish to extend TabLayout into SuperDuperTabLayout, but
GWT compiler would not recognise the child nodes of
SuperDuperTabLayout.
ui:UiBinder
xmlns:ui=urn:ui:com.google.gwt.uibinder
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2010/5/2 Blessed Geek blessedg...@gmail.com:
Could someone point me to literature or give me a few pointers.
For example, I wish to extend TabLayout into SuperDuperTabLayout, but
GWT compiler would
I do realise that I could be looking at
com.google.gwt.uibinder.elementparsers.TabLayoutPanelParser.
So, how do I get gwt compiler to use SuperDuperTabLayoutPanelParser,
which I supposedly would create?
All because I want to put a close button on the tab, actually!!!
May be, I should just patch
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Finally I understand exactly what is the problem :)
You have few posibilities:
1, (Copied from getting started wiki) Download the source
distribution and extract in your project root - so just download zip
bundle and copy the sources from bundle into your project sources
2, Add jar dependency
Hello,
I am currently developing a map-service application.
Therefore I have a grid containing the tiles of my map.
I wrote an algorithm which dynamically fills this grid with the number
of needed tiles.
Strange thing is, that the IE7 does not complete the initial loading
of the images, the
Ah I forgot to mention, that the images which didnt load in the first
place, still dont load if I, for instance, zoom back to those tiles
again. Its like a white whole in the middle of the map then.
thanks!
On 2 Mai, 14:18, newnoise tommmuel...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hello,
I am currently
And there actually is a workaround.
If I do add something like x=12345 to the image-path, it does work.
so i suppose that its some ie7 cache issue, but i really got no idea
what to do about it.
I really do not want to disable caching using the method above!
thanks again!
On 2 Mai, 14:33,
Hi everybody,
Every time I change some dependencies in my GWT project, Eclipse
lauches an Analyzing sources process which takes ages (several
minutes). Next goes the compilation process which goes a lot
faster.
Does anyone have the same problem ?
Why does this Analyzing sources process takes
Im just doing the solo entertainer ;)
I got it almost working. I changed the mapPart.setUrl(path) to
DOM.setElementAttribute(mapPart.getElement(), src, path);, which
leads to a correctly displayed map.
BUT still both IE7 and 8 doenst finish loading. The status bar still
says, 18 elements need to
Hi Ed,
Regarding UI-Binder
The fact that others are using similar concepts like Ui-Binder does
not make it right. It just make it common.
(150 years ago woman suffrage was not common, but would you say it was
right what 150 years ago was common?)
What is wrong with UI-Binder?
a) it is an other
Hi,
100% is evil.
regardless on the rest of your topic.
Setting width or height to 100% works sometimes with your browser,
but 100% of what? 100% of the size of the This-widget, or of its
parent?
When using 100% as a value it is very likely to fail on some browser
(mostly IE 8)
Stefan Bachert
On 30 avr, 22:38, dj dj.am.juice...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
Anyone else here using svn with gwt? If so, wondering if you ignore
all the generated folders somehow? I'm ignoring .class files, but
wonder what other stuff we can ignore from the project? I know when
the compiler runs it generates
Thanks Stefan, interesting thoughts.
Don't forget to add/insert examples sometimes as otherwise it's very
hard to follow through just paper... :(
For example: the problems you point out are better understood through
a concrete example..
And don't forget that the UIBinder has just came out, and far
package com.google.gwt.user.client.ui;
import com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.DockLayoutPanel.Direction;
import com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.DockLayoutPanel.LayoutData;
/**
* Dock layout util.
*/
public final class DockLayoutUtil {
/**
* Set layout.
* @param widget Widget
*
Have you tried putting the text editor in a panel that implements
RequiresResize and manually setting the size of it in the onResize
method? Or even extending the SplitLayoutPanel...
On Apr 29, 9:28 pm, kirtcathey kirtcat...@gmail.com wrote:
Any resolution on this one... I have a text editor in
Thanks, that thread solved my problem,
Needed to create a symlink from libnspr4.so to libnspr4.so.0d in /usr/
lib64 and
delete my compreg.dat, then developer mode is working again.
Per
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