don't get it,
ask again, I will be pleased to help.
Good luck!
On 29 jul, 08:20, NeMeSiS m.weish...@web.de wrote:
Thanks for that fast answer!
I need to use an XML-Editor. Which one exactly is not specified. I
think I will use something opensource. So can I use an activeX control
and show
I found something that seems to be perfect for my needs. The editor is
called XMLmind and can be embedded as an applet! Unfortunately its not
for free... I hope my boss will accept this solution.
Thanks again for your help!
On 30 Jul., 10:20, NeMeSiS m.weish...@web.de wrote:
Thanks
communicate with an application that is
running on the client machine. The last point would also be perfect.
But can I do that with GWT? Or is there a library that offers this
functionality?
Grettings and TIA,
NeMeSiS
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Thanks for that fast answer!
I need to use an XML-Editor. Which one exactly is not specified. I
think I will use something opensource. So can I use an activeX control
and show the editor inside? Can I also send and recieve commands and
data to the editor? How is that done?
Greetings,
NeMeSiS
Ah! That was what I was looking for... thank you very much!
NeMeSiS
On 13 Jul., 19:41, Fred Sauer fre...@gmail.com wrote:
There's also a close handler which is called if the browser will close.
If your app remains active they canceled the close.
Fred
On Tue, Jul 7, 2009 at 11:42 PM
Hello? Can anyone answer me please?
On 1 Jul., 12:23, NeMeSiS m.weish...@web.de wrote:
Hi all,
I have a problem because the WindowCloseListener is deprecated und one
should use the WindowClosingHandler. How is it used? How can I stop
the closing of the window or at least do some actions
Hi all,
I have a problem because the WindowCloseListener is deprecated und one
should use the WindowClosingHandler. How is it used? How can I stop
the closing of the window or at least do some actions before it
closes?
TIA,
NeMeSiS
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