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I am working on establishing Database connection in my GWT Application with
MySQL. I want the database to read a set of 'init' parameters so as I dont
need to 'hand code' DB URL and Usernames and Passwords.
I googled a while for possible solutions but got a bit overwhelmed by the
I noticed that all the Model classes which need to implement 'Serializable'
interface need to have a default constructor in order to work properly. The
Serialization otherwise fails. Why is it so?
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The docs Describle what to do when you have a *custom* widget that requires
a constructor argument. However what to do when your using an existing GWT
widget with constructor argument. For example --
Tree(Tree.Resources resources)
Constructs a tree that uses the specified ClientBundle
Hi everyone
I have been struggling to get Tree widget working on my web application, I
am following the 'Mail' sample by Google. However as the code is not done
declarative with UiBinder, I am working with my own ideas too.
However the Tree wont render in my Application. :(
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I get to hear that UiBinder does not support building Tree declaratively,
also the Mail sample has everything declarative apart from this. Some
mailing list post also gives similar hints. Is it true? I am trying to work
on my Tree implementation with UiBinder without success. :(
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I would want to learn more on nesting of Panels.
Should I put a vertical panel in a scroll panel or scroll panel in vertical
panel? And If I want to use HTML too where should I put in HTMLPanel. Its
very basic but I am a bit confused.
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I am having a tough time with building a tree structure declaratively using
uibinder. The showcase also has no declarative code. Is there anywhere I can
look out for resources and examples for building Tree with UiBinder?
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I am new to web development and GWT. I have a simple question related to GWT
styling.
What is the difference in styling
*g:HTMLPanel styleName='{style.xyz}'*
and
*g:HTMLPanel
div class={ style.xyz}:
/div
/g:HTMLPanel
*
Or both of them are equivalent?
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I want a beginner learning GWT and was browsing the Mail sample. I noticed
that the UI has been made all declaratively using UiBinder but the Tree
implementation is not declarative and done programatically in *
Mailboxes.java* , why is it so? Any reason?
For my own implementation of Tree can I
In the sample code when building GUI with UiBinder the following declaration
are very common--
xmlns:ui='urn:ui:com.google.gwt.uibinder'
xmlns:g='urn:import:com.google.gwt.user.client.ui'
However now when we declare an Image,we do it as *ui*:image
field='logo' src='logo.png'/
why *ui
Hello folks
I have gone through the official tutorials of UiBinder but I found them
quite precise and feel I am still lacking on my basics and a complete
knowledge of declarative UI. I am really new to this. Are there any more
detailed web resources available online?
Regards
Nitish
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