Hi,
Thanks for your kind reply, however I did not work on the app engine since
I posted this question (and I never use this e-mailaddress). I do not
remember how we fixed this, I do not even remember the problem exactly. So
I'm sorry I can't help you any further.
Good luck!,
Niels Baloe
On Tue,
Fabiano,
Well done! Those are some interesting insights.
Thanks.
Rick
On Saturday, February 2, 2013 6:50:40 PM UTC-6, Fabiano Tarlao wrote:
Hi,
I have wrote a simple benchmark suite in java and I have run with JavaSE
1.7.0 and, thanks to GWT, I have run the same code on
Hi,
I have a main page layout defined with a DockLayoutPanel. Each north south
center etc is split into single classes as the code gets very big.
Now, I want to pass a label from north to the class Foo.
1. How can I pass this label best using uibinder?
2. Why does the following code not work
Hi,
how can I best align gwt components side by side?
I want to create a header element, which has a centered Label, and some
menu entries aligned to the right. Like:
This is my Header!Save | Export | Cancel
How can I achieve this? I read about creating a FlowPanel and
Thanks andrea for the pointers. I'll have a more detailed look to see if there
is an easy to do this. I guess i would need some kind of server side action,
eg pushing a message every % of the upload. I don't think i can check the
dowloaded size, may be with some html5 feature like file api or
Maybe you can simply fake the download progress by calculating an average
download time for a given client and store that average download time on
the client in local storage / cookie. Create a timestamp as soon as the
host HTML page loads and create a second timestamp in onModuleLoad(). The
Not sure I am following wraps a ListBox rather than extends ListBox really
means. Would appreciate if you can provide some explanation.
But here is what I came up with.
public class WatchedListBoxesWrap extends ListBox implements
HasValueString {
/**
* Flag indicating if the
Hm just another issue: I also want the servlet url to have some query
parmeters like MyServlet?param=content.
But the content is dynamic, especially not available on construction of the
Anchor.
How can I pass this content on click into the targetLink of the Anchor
before it gets executed?
The
What you really want is
#setHref:
http://google-web-toolkit.googlecode.com/svn/javadoc/latest/com/google/gwt/user/client/ui/Anchor.html#setHref(java.lang.String)
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On Sunday, February 3, 2013 9:25:12 PM UTC+1, BM wrote:
Not sure I am following wraps a ListBox rather than extends ListBox
really means. Would appreciate if you can provide some explanation.
1. Take your class
2. Remove extends ListBox
3. Adds 'private final ListBox listBox'
Hi everyone,
I just started with GWT and Im using RequestFactory and JPA (Hibernate).
I got a View that provides a List of records and the possibility to update
these records (create, update).
When I implemented the update - Method, I recognized that I got to get the
entity that I want to
findEmployee() will be called before calling the instance method persist()
so persist operates on a closed EntityManager I guess?
In general you should use a single EntityManager instance for a single
server request. Typically you could create a single EntityManager instance
in a servlet
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