You need to somehow notify your cached data that it has changed; there are many
ways to do that depending on how you architected things.
You could have the cached list in a "holder" class and simply call a method on
it from your update activity.
Or you could send an event in the event bus for
Thank you for response N Troncoso,
I have figured out that none of my assumptions were true. If I don't give
width/heights as parameters for DockLayoutPanel it is still present in
document DOM, but not visible. The reason for that is somehow depends from
the widget I put into it. For example:
I am using UIBinder and MVP to construct View. View ui.xml file is very
simple (with DockLayoutPanel on the top):
.panelHeight {
height: 300px;
}
Empty
Not empty
DockLayoutPanel is not a part of
DockLayoutPanel does not implement AcceptsOneWidget interface and thus can
not be passed to ActivityManager as parameter for
activityManager.setDisplay(appWidget). Without ActivityManager display
function widget is not shown. It seems tricky.
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This look to me because one of the parent panels of the docklayout is not a
layout panel.
When one of the parent panel is not a layoutpanel the height gets broken.
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What is your DockLayoutPanel in? You should be putting it in a
RootLayoutPanel, or some other LayoutPanel.
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On Wednesday, January 6, 2016 at 2:55:02 PM UTC+1, va...@ant.ee wrote:
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> DockLayoutPanel does not implement AcceptsOneWidget interface and thus can
> not be passed to ActivityManager as parameter for
> activityManager.setDisplay(appWidget). Without ActivityManager display
> function widget
Thanks for all the quick replies. When having to consider the back button
in a browser or an Android mobile device, it certainly changes the way you
think about architecting the standard goto(Place). My solution was to
build in a static placeCache into each Place, that way when getPlace is
Do you use mojo Maven plug-in? Have you enabled JSInterop like tutorial
said?
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Thank you, Thomas. Your advice helped again. Now I know the main UI layout
building principle -- do not mix *Panels with *LayoutPanels! :)
On Wednesday, January 6, 2016 at 6:12:48 PM UTC+2, Thomas Broyer wrote:
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> Use SimpleLayoutPanel instead of SimplePanel, and RootLayoutPanel instead
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Can anyone point me to a working example of Polymer and GWT? The tutorial
on gwtproject.org does not compile with 2.7, and when you try it
with 2.8 snapshot it gives you a page with an empty iframe in it.
Is anyone using it in a production application?
Thanks in advance,
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I just updated my 2.5.1 GWT app to 2.6.1. It all seems to work fine
except that on the server side in my RPC handling code
getServletContext().getRealPath(File.separator) returns null in 2.6.1
whereas in 2.5.1 it returned the local
path: C:\Users\Paul\workspace\MyApp\war
Any idea how to
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