Maybe setting a static field to a specific value which could be read
in the mayStop() method. If it's set to the parameter, do not ask the
questions. Don't think this will cause problems b/c/ the activity will
be newly created everytime a user navigates to the corresponding site.
Erik
On Mar 24,
Hi,
this site is called: /com.gwt.ReportGeneration.ReportGeneration/
report
your handling this site: /reportgeneration/report
Regards
On Mar 8, 4:30 pm, azuniga wrote:
> I am rather new to GWT and I'm attempting to get RPC working. I am
> getting the following error:
> [WARN] 404 - POST /com.gw
Just read through the documentation of Hyperlink.
It forwards to the given place in an attribute. If it's not set it
forwards to the default place.
Result: Your handler forwards to the correct page and then history
token of the hyperlink is the next token and brings you to the default
place.
Erik
On Mar 1, 7:03 pm, Christian Goudreau
wrote:
> Is this architecture also possible with the new activity / places approach?
>
> Yes ! And just to let everyone know, the next major version of Gwt-Platform
> will be focused on Gwt 2.1 mvp integration.
Hi,
so is this the correct approach for it http:
Hi,
perfect overview - thanks! I already worked with this architecture and
have to say it is very easy to handle after some tests. Additionally
use GIN for binding Views and Presenters will makes it easier too.
One question: Is this architecture also possible with the new
activity / places approac
The problem was -you're right- the .css. I had a "clearing" part which
sets nearly all elements to a white background and some more. The
element was also set to this, which was no good :)
Thanks
Erik
On 22 Feb., 18:06, John LaBanca wrote:
> The inner div is added by CellTable to make the cell f
Hi,
after reading through thousands of tipps and threads I'd like to ask
the following question about the CellTable styling:
I got my own .css (partly?) working via
public interface TableResources extends Resources {
public TableResources TABLE_RES =
GWT.create(TableResources.class);
Mistake was that the hyperlink itself calls a BrowserEvent which uses
the History to call the new place. I just added the property
targetHistoryToken="MyPlace:token" to the hyperlink and removed the
UiHandlers from the hyperlink.
On 20 Jan., 15:46, Erik Bens wrote:
> Hi everyone,
&
Hi everyone,
I've got a little problem here with my first self-created gwt 2.1.1
app. I've got a menu on top which has its activity mapper (it's a bit
like the context menu of Thomas in his app:
https://github.com/ashtonthomas/beans)
and another activity mapper responsible for my content.
Now I'd
Hi,
I’m not new to GWT but didn’t work with GWT 2.1.1 yet – so this is the
first time. Uh ahm – I’d like to apologize at first – “Sorry English
language don’t take it personally”.
I've spent much time in analyzing the application spring roo generated
for me. There're some entities and a very (I t
There're always sample apps including parts of the new features but I
didn't found any sample app bring all things together. The only way to
create an app with all features seems to be setting up a project with
spring roo 1.1.1. But this is not easy to understand due to roo
specific things.
So:
-
Hi,
cause I don't see any chance to edit I reply to myself.
I got a statuscode: 12002 and as I can read from the www it's a
timeout. Seems that it is an http request timeout. Has anybody tested
a workaround or has a solution for this problem? Hmm... I'll search
google tomorrow :)
Regards
--
You
Hi,
I've got a problem with an RPC call. I'm using the RPC Dispatch
"Pattern" and call a Handler on the server which is working about
60minutes. I deployed the application on two different servers and got
the following:
- Server 1: It seems the RPC fails after 5 minutes and the onFailure
Method on
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