Re: Database and GWT

I found that EodSQL gave me the best bang for my buck (time invested vs usefulness). Download from http://java.net/projects/eodsql/downloads and read tutorial.html in the docs directory. See the developers blog http://lemnik.wordpress.com/?s=eodsql Good luck, Barry On Jun 1, 12:14 pm, purni

Re: GWT MVP

I found this mvp discussion to be the most value to me: http://jectbd.com/?p=1397 Barry -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups Google Web Toolkit group. To post to this group, send email to google-web-toolkit@googlegroups.com. To unsubscribe from

Google Web Toolkit Developer Plugin for Solaris Firefox 3.6.x

Greetings. I am new to GWT and I need a Google Web Toolkit Developer Pluginfor Firefox 3.6.x running on a Solaris 10 (a.k.a., SunOS 5.10) machine. Is there such a plugin available? Thanks for any help you can provide. –Barry -- You received this message because you are subscribed

Frame erroneously resized by FireFox - Chrome IE are ok

I Created a simple frame and tried to display it in Firefox in develpoment mode. The frame appears correctly sized for about 1/2 second, and then automatically resizes to take up the entire Firefox display. When I try this with with either IE or Chrome, the frame stays in the specified size.

Unable to display html file in Frame container.

.) Hardcoded url: frame = new Frame(http://127.0.0.1:/com.mycompany.project.test.html;); // 3.) Put test.html at top of C drive: frame = new Frame(http://127.0.0.1:/C:/test.html;); Where am I missing the boat, or maybe you have a simple example ? Thankyou in advance. Barry -- You

Re: War structure for multi-module app has changed magically

a solution where path names would not be fixed at compile time. thanks again - Barry. On Wed, Jan 12, 2011 at 10:11 PM, Y2i yur...@gmail.com wrote: Did you play with the modules' rename-to attributes? -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups Google Web

Unhandled exception type Exception -- GWT 2.1.0 (not in GWT 2.0.4)

Hi -- I have just installed the GWT 2.1.0 (... I was running GWT 2.0.4). Now my JUnit tests are failing. It seems that GWT calls to my servlets are taking the onFailure(Throwable ex) method on my AsyncCallBacks. The exception is pretty peculiar: java.lang.Error: Unresolved compilation problem:

Inaccurate RPC Server-Client string transmission

Hi -- A strange thing. I'm creating a String on the server, and it's getting mangled by GWT RPC before it gets to the client (I think). I'm creating a 4 character String val1 = \0\0\u0032\u001b on the server and returning to the client within an IsSerializable class. I return the class as a

Serialization and key/value advice

Hi -- My application needs to implement a key-value database (i.e., for a given key, the database returns a value). My first thought would be that the GWT client should serialize whatever it wants to store, then pass it to the server, where the server would store it as a bag of bytes. The

Reference to interface in another project

Hi -- I have seen a lot of posts referring to variants of this problem, but haven't seen a resolution to this specific situation ... and I'm afraid I'm not making headway. This seems very simple, but if I can't do it, please let me know. I'm running Eclipse 3.4.2 with GWT 1.5.2. I have a

Re: Stack overflow at line: 0

... not a very welcome diversion, especially for short term code. Thanks for the corroboration ... and if anyone else can add in, please do! On Feb 5, 1:00 am, Paul Robinson ukcue...@gmail.com wrote: Barry wrote: Hi ... I'm getting a message box from Internet Explorer after executing

Stack overflow at line: 0

Hi ... I'm getting a message box from Internet Explorer after executing the handler for an RPC call. The message box says Stack overflow at line: 0. The data being returned is a tree. If the tree isn't returned, I don't get the message box. There are several threads on this issue going back to

RPC fails under Tomcat

Hi ... I have an RPC that is working fine in host mode but fails in web mode and I don't know what to do to troubleshoot it. On the client, I get a message box that says Failure: com.google.gwt.user.client.rpc.StatusCodeException: The call failed on the server; see server log for details. A few

RPC host mode fine --- RPC deployed web mode fails

Hi ... I have a (relatively) simple project that demonstrates an RPC failure that I don't know how to fix. There are two remote calls. SimpleCall returns an integer and succeeds both in host mode and in deployed web mode. ClassReturnCall returns a class instance and succeeds in host mode but

Re: RPC host mode fine --- RPC deployed web mode fails

in Tomcat's policy file. That was a disaster ... I'll have to get with someone who knows Java Security Manager better. Thanks! On Sep 19, 1:44 am, Lothar Kimmeringer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Barry schrieb: The failure message is: Class Return Call Failure

Re: RPC host mode fine --- RPC deployed web mode fails

Essington [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: does your object have public getters and setters? -jason On Sep 19, 2008, at 12:27 AM, Barry wrote: Hi ... I have a (relatively) simple project that demonstrates an RPC failure that I don't know how to fix. There are two remote calls. SimpleCall

Can't serialize return result containing inner class??

Hi, all ... I have a GWT service that is trying to return a class GetDeviceListResult. This class contains an inner class Device. When the client tries to call the service, the GWT serializer is invoked, and it fails to serialize the GetDeviceListResult class, saying that the inner class cannot

Re: Can't serialize return result containing inner class??

inner class is probably a bit tricky (not impossible though) for a source code analyzer/compiler to deal with.  Try just making it a top level class and see if that solves it.  Or, if the situation warrants, make Device a static inner class, that should work too. On Sep 18, 4:19 am, Barry