+1 great example !
It's the best working example I've seen thus far that illustrates MVP with
activities/places as well as uiBinder.
I was finally able to understand how to control navigation in a content pane
from a non-display region.
All it needs now is GIN :-)
Thanks for putting this out
I'm trying to deploy a GWT application to an external server in order to run
it in production mode. When I try to access the application, I get an alert
dialog with the message:
GWT Module 'name-of-module' may need to be (re)compiled
After dismissing the alert, I can see all the static content
Wow ! Thanks. The link was incredibly useful as it contained a working POM
which I could use as a reference.
I did have the webappDirectory specified but it was pointing (by default) to
${project.build.directory}/${project.build.finalName}.
I changed this to src/main/webapp instead and it is
different session id when ever
there is a different browser instance like how i am getting in java.
On Mon, Aug 2, 2010 at 1:49 AM, eluminous chaitu eluminous.cha...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hello Mani,
when Firefox generates a session id for one process, it is shared within
all the instances
Hi, when i try to get session id by using following piece of code
every time i am getting same session id if i try from same browser
(with two instance browsers) like Firefox or IE.
getThreadLocalRequest().getSession().getId()
Can any one tell me why it is giving same session id.
Thanks
Mani
I updated to FF 3.6 yesterday and fired up a GWT app on it. The plugin
failed to load (FF complains that it is not compatible with 3.6
Any suggestions?
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userNameBox.setTitle(UNAME_BOX);
userNameBox.setWidth(11em);
userNameBox.setVisibleItemCount(10);
userNameBox.setStyleName(.gwt-ListBox1);
userNameBox.addItem(-- values from database--);
Thanks
Mani
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