I'm hitting the error shown below in my code in the following manner...
Working with a fairly complex object composed of several component objects -
so quite a bit of memory probably...
a) Editing an object, saving the results, then without clearing the screen,
request the another object via RPC
with GWT 2.0.0-rc1 and rc2 with JDK1.5 update 22.
I switched to JDK 1.6 and the problem went away. I only had this
happen in development mode, and consistently so.
On Tue, Dec 1, 2009 at 1:47 PM, Bruce Petro brucepe...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm hitting the error shown below in my code
I have a scroll panel that I fill with several lines of text, but I only
display one line at a time.
Currently if I click on the down arrow, it scrolls a pixel or two at a time
requiring 8-10 clicks to get to the next text line.
Is there a way to tie into the scrolling nature and have it scroll
What's the best way to tie a border into the auto show scroll bars?
In other words,
a) if the contents fit - no scroll bar AND no border... it’s a nice bland
panel that blends in...
BUT
b) if the contents do not fit - add the scroll bar (automatically handled)
*AND* add a border to go along
Hey everyone,
What's the best way to tie a border into the auto show scroll bars?
In other words,
a) if the text fits - no scroll bar AND no border... its a nice bland panel
that blends in...
BUT
b) if the text doesn't fit - add the scroll bar (automatically handled)
*AND* add a border to go
OK, I hate to answer my own question, but I think I found how to solve
question #2 - which more or less solves Question #1 (although if anyone has
another technique I'd love to hear about it). So, if anyone else is
researching this - here's a solution to maintaining cell sizing after hiding
its
