Hello:
I am a newbie to GWT. I am developing an app (without MVP). The app
has a login page and a welcome page. I am using the Entry Point class
itself as my Event listener and History ValueChangeHandler. The
scenario is as follows, when the user launches the URL the system
first validates if
Some browsers support a css property that literally prevents the
applied elements from being selected. If i recall one must add
javascript for a particular selection event and cancel for IE and
opera but Safari and FF are easy with a css property being enough.
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Why not browse the source. To make it more interactive set some
breakpoints and debug a compile session and poke around.
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Hi,
here is the raw layout for my app, a chess application:
could not post link to image
My goal: A menubar at the top and a defined client region that
contains the actual main panel, a form or a chess bord...
The outer panel is a DockLayoutPanel. The green border marks its
center region.
The
The link:
http://h1403230.stratoserver.net/apache2-default/tmp/gwt-layout.png
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I use this css hack:
.notclickable { cursor: default; user-select: none; -moz-user-select:
none; -webkit-user-select: none; }
Not sure where user-select is/is not supported, but it works in the
browsers I personally use. :-)
- Stephen
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Hi,
the general way to get rid of unwanted events is to eat them.
Make an handler and if needed say this events has been handled.
In your situation to change Event.sinkEvents may help.
http://google-web-toolkit.googlecode.com/svn/javadoc/2.1/com/google/gwt/user/client/Event.html
But aware, a
Hi Axel,
what are you going to do?
It is not likely to set a font-size to size X while css set it to Y.
You probably have to change the RichTextFormatter.
Stefan Bachert
http://gwtworld.de
On 5 Jun., 17:31, Axel Kittenberger axk...@gmail.com wrote:
Dear Group,
Did I oversee something? How
Hi Subhrajyoti,
The best I found was
http://www.emforge.net/web/akakunin/blogs/-/blogs/petclinic-gwt-application-in-less-then-30-minutes
However, the following thing I did not make run
* to deploy a working war
* to start the mobile variant
At the moment Spring Roo 1.1M1 is not even usable for
Hi,
Yes, you are able to print the current browser window.
http://google-web-toolkit.googlecode.com/svn/javadoc/2.1/com/google/gwt/user/client/Window.html
Stefan Bachert
http://gwtworld.de
On 5 Jun., 16:10, Garin Yan yangu...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi All,
Is there any way to call printer on
i have a html 5 canvas and a button,
once the button is pressed, i want to open a save as dialog box for
the user to save the drawing on the canvas.
there is no server side.
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Hi Stefan,
Thanks for the reply. Yes I was taking about i18n . What approach
should I follow to use labels (labels for various components in the
UI ) from external file (like the bundles used in JSF) where i can
change key value pairs to reflect the changes in the UI.
Thanks
V Kiran Kumar
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BIG THANKS! It is really cruicial to know this, since every non-
trivial GWT widget is using these hard-to-reach CSS classes.
By the way, specifically for the DialogBox it is goot to keep the
HTMLPanel tags in the UIBinder. So instead of this:
g:DialogBox ui:field='myDialogBox'
Rather than put the ID in the flextable or grid, I hang on to the
returned data and use that.
a. After the RPC call, on success, I assign the result to a class
field:
data = result;
b. Then when I have a row number to process, I do something like this:
I used last Spring Roo milestone, installed it according to the
official manuals.
I just typed:
script -f samples/expenses.roo
And then I built application with Maven.
Everything should work.
PS Really, this approach buit with patterns... so smart... but it's
only first milestone. So now I
Hi,
I want to perform a size calculation on a composite generated by
UiBinder, using UIObject.getOffsetWidth(). The composite's ui.xml
(simplified) looks like this:
ui:style
.test {
width: 80px;
height: 50px;
Maven is great when used as a more capable Ant, but sucks when used
for everything else that it has been so far been used for (like
attempting to create the Universe in 7 days).
Maven as a build dependency and testing setup tool is not bad but the
way it has been misused for everything else so
I wanted it to have the same fontFamiliy (Arial/Helvetica like) as the
whole document.
if richtext is the RichTextArea I found this to work in Firefox.
richtext.addInitializeHandler(new InitializeHandler() {
public void onInitialize(InitializeEvent ie) {
+1
Blessed Geek wrote:
Maven is great when used as a more capable Ant, but sucks when used
for everything else that it has been so far been used for (like
attempting to create the Universe in 7 days).
Maven as a build dependency and testing setup tool is not bad but the
way it has been
Hi John,
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I'm new to GWT and trying to put together a simple login screen that
displays an alert window when the user presses the Login button. The
layout is done using UIBinder in a g:DockLayoutPanel. Which means
that my LoginWindow class
RootLayoutPanel is designed for the new full screen Layout panels
(GWT 2.0 and newer). RootPanel for the regular panels.
Use RootLayoutPanel when you have at least 1 layout panel in your app.
@Stefan: Can you explain what's wrong with using uibinder and
RootPanel as long as you do NOT have any
Thanks for your answers, it confirms then what I was thinking.
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Thanks for your reply and suggestions.
To answer your questions, I also found out that in most of time
providing the place to a Presenter looks redundant. I designed the
interface like that because I was thinking a Presenter might serve
more than one type of Place, I'm still not clear about this
Warn the user that his action will log him out, or whatever. Like
this, using a WindowClosingHandler:
Window.addWindowClosingHandler(new Window.ClosingHandler(){
@Override
public void onWindowClosing(ClosingEvent event) {
event.setMessage(If you leave or refresh this page, +
Problem solved !! Issue not related to GWT !!
On Jun 5, 11:08 pm, GWTNewbie venk...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello:
I am a newbie to GWT. I am developing an app (without MVP). The app
has a login page and a welcome page. I am using the Entry Point class
itself as my Event listener and History
@Dennis, thanks for correcting me. I had this confused because I
started using the new GWT 2.0 layout system the same time I started
using UiBinder. So, to repeat this once more: the issue of
RootLayoutPanel vs. RootPanel has nothing to do with UiBinder. If you
are not using any of the
Il 07/06/10 00.43, Alan Chaney ha scritto:
+1
Blessed Geek wrote:
Maven is great when used as a more capable Ant, but sucks when used
for everything else that it has been so far been used for (like
attempting to create the Universe in 7 days).
Maven as a build dependency and testing setup
Revision: 8228
Author: tomer...@google.com
Date: Sun Jun 6 05:06:51 2010
Log: Intruducing AutoDirHandler, a handler for automatically adjusting the
direction of an object (typically a TextBox variant) while text is being
entered. This handler is then used to add BiDi support to TextBox and
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