com.google.web.bindery.event.shared
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what is the difference please?
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They are similar, but the bindery package was a refactor introduced to make
eventBus available outside GWT package. The shared package is deprecated.
See http://gwt-code-reviews.appspot.com/1394803/
2014-04-23 5:43 GMT-03:00 wahaha zzz...@gmail.com:
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dhoffer dhoffer6@... writes:
I have two RadioButtons on a panel, each have an
addValueChangeHandler() listener. Later after all the widgets are
created and added to the panelI call readiobutton1.setValue(true,
true) to both set it as selected and to fire events which the
So, this fix evidently only satiates IE :( WTH CHROME?!
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OK!
So I have just realized my issue was because I was using tabs and had radio
buttons with the same group name. This was causing confusion with who was to
be checked evidently. So, after making different group names for each set of
tabs, I see the expected results.
#DontCopyPastCode
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So I have just realized my issue was because I was using tabs and had
radio
buttons with the same group name. This was causing confusion with who was
to
be checked evidently. So, after making different group names for each set
of
tabs, I see the expected results.
If you don't
No ideas?
I see such sites very often: a fixed-width layout but with still some
content in the remaining space.
So the root layout panel should cover the whole viewport.
Thanks
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I see such sites very often: a fixed-width layout but with still some
content in the remaining space.
So the root layout panel should cover the whole viewport.
I don't get it. What remaining space do you mean and why should something
fill the whole viewport in a fixed-width layout? In a
When i made the first post i was experiencing 2 problems, one the images
weren't showing, and two the path wouldn't change, no matter how i tried,
ie (1.jpg) or (2.jpg) etc. However this was resolved after i created a
new project. Your right though NewProject did in fact show twice, i also
I have an app that works perfectly in my development environment of
eclipse/jetty. It also work fine when I deploy it locally to tomcat 7 on my
development machine. But it fails on my production server with the
following error,
...
SEVERE: Exception while dispatching incoming RPC call
at
Ok, Here is the scenarios.
I have:
CustomerPresenter.java in myproject.client package.
GetCustomer.java in myproject.client package.
GetCustomerResult.java in myproject.client package.
Customer.java in myproject.shared package.
GetCustomerActionHandler.java in myproject.shared package.
Ok, Here is the scenarios.
I have:
CustomerPresenter.java in myproject.client package.
GetCustomer.java in myproject.client package.
GetCustomerResult.java in myproject.client package.
Customer.java in myproject.shared package.
GetCustomerActionHandler.java in myproject.server package.
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