For properly working with timezones you have to use ZonedDateTime.
It's emulated for GWT, see https://github.com/slavap/gwt-joda-java-time
On Tuesday, October 30, 2018 at 5:49:25 AM UTC-7, Edson Richter wrote:
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Just use iframe for hosting external app inside of the panel of your GWT
app.
On Thursday, October 25, 2018 at 3:25:56 PM UTC-7, Vishal Mistry wrote:
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@Rogelio, Thanks for your input. Please see animated gif
here: http://www.AppyBuilder.com/temp/stackpanel.gif
It uses StackPanel. However, Stackpanel, by default opens-up the 1st panel.
What I like to do is to be able to toggle and expand OR collapse (e.g. User
Interface panel).
So, what you
Ok, I forgot about the StackPanel, which already does what you want, except
you have to click on the header of each "stacked" panel, so I assume what
you want is to click on the "body" of the panel (?) or add the ability to
open multiple panels at the same time (?). I don't think StackPanel (or
I misunderstood your question to mean that you just wanted to make data
dynamic in your table, which looks like you already are, except for the
SelectionCell.
Looks like SelectionCell can only get its list of available options in its
constructor, so what I would try is getting the updated list
Can you elaborate ?
I managed to update all the columns with the response I got from the
servlet, except the one with the selection cell,
this is how I instanciate a SelectionCell
Column categoryColumn = new Column(new
SelectionCell(list)) {
}
where list is a List,
therefore all my rows have
