How is the the UncaughtExceptionHandler implemented/compiled?

Hey guys, from using GWT a while ago (it was a blast, thanks!), I know that it allows you to install an uncaught exception handler that will handle all exceptions. That way you can e.g. send them to a server where they are logged. How does GWT compile that into Javascript code? I have been

xs linker does not support all GWT features?

/browse_thread/thread/2b009cd96032d33e ) It would be nice to get some statement on this from a googler. Since Wave is developed using GWT I would like to be able to develop extensions using GWT, as well. Cheers, Jonas -- Jonas Huckestein http://thezukunft.com -- You received this message because you

Re: Any Google Wave developers in this group?

wrote: Yes. I use GWT for all my wave code; please post if you create a specific group for wave related GWT stuff... ~ Doug. On Feb 9, 1:57 pm, Jonas Huckestein jonas.huckest...@me.com wrote: Hi guys, I was wondering if there were enough wave developers around here

Any Google Wave developers in this group?

of the Wave API for GWT that I made to locally test my gadgets, but I guess I might not be the only one. Cheers, Jonas -- Jonas Huckestein http://thezukunft.com -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups Google Web Toolkit group. To post to this group, send

Re: MVP + UiBinder, thoughts?

One question .. how does using @UiHandler in the View code maintain MVP? I would like to stick to @UiHandler annotation, but it seems to me that testing will get hurt. My current thinking is going with something similar to what Thomas described above. I recall having read on the gin list a

Re: One class, several UiBinder templates

Hi FKereki, I am assuming that you need this behaviour bcause you have two different HTMLPanels, which use the a very similar logic? In that case I recommend that you put your logic into another class, for instance PanelLogic, and split your existing class into two, using a dedicated template

Re: code splitting: interpreting the result

Hi Chris, it is much easier to interpret your results using the Story of Your Compile (soyc) report feature built into GWT 2.0. To activte that you need to add -compileReport to the arguments of the GWT compiler (if you are using the Eclipse plugin, the compiler arguments are hidden under the

Re: Parsing hash variables in the querystring?

Hi Dan, Is there an easy way to parse those variables similar to Window.Location.getParameter ? Window.Location.getHash returns the whole string. we use a dedicated HistoryToken class to transparently parse and manage history tokens. The constructor takes a history token string, which in our

Re: Eclipse Plugin for GWT 2.0 release

Hi there, just quick note: The restart server button is located at the right of the toolbar in the development mode tab. It might be somewhat misleading because it looks just like an ordinary refresh icon. It took me a day to find that one, too. Until then I was stopping and starting the server

Re: UI Binder, really a good approach?

Its interesting that you mentioned how multiple personalitites having to deal with css, html, java etc are harmful to the development process. I think that while it does make sense to develop all program logic in one language (particularly server and client code), neither the GWT 1.7 style UI Java

Re: GWT + GAE best practice?

Hi Dalla, in our team we create an interface for each model object which the JDO objects and client objects implement. Unfortunately we were unable to find a solution which requires only one implementation of each class, since we use JSON for data transer and the client-side implementations are