Hello:
I´ve a project with GWT + Spring + Hibernate. I have the next issue: i
´m redirecting from one page to another by Window.Location.assign from
the GWT subproject (after that, is the Spring controller which manages
the redirect). But now I wanna be able to return to last page and
save the
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On 22 dic, 11:43, Pablo G.F blay...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello:
I´ve a project with GWT + Spring + Hibernate. I have the next issue: i
´m redirecting from one page to another by Window.Location.assign from
the GWT subproject (after that, is the Spring controller which manages
the redirect
Thanks, that works!!
On 23 nov, 15:11, Thomas Broyer t.bro...@gmail.com wrote:
On 23 nov, 14:11, Pablo G.F blay...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello:
I have a GWT application where I call some
redirects (Window.Location.replace(url)). That URL is captured by a
servlet and it passes the control
I want to have several EntryPoints. My first idea was that having code
separate in several EntryPoints would generate so many app.nocache.js
as EntryPoints. I´d like this because I'm gonna embebbe this
javascript generated in jsp pages with Tiles pattern. So I ´ll just
use the exact javascript I
Hello:
I want to deploy a GWT project on a Tomcat server. As I´ve read, all I
have to do is compile the GWT project (by the option in Eclipse, for
example) and then (the app name is menutemplate):
- Create a directory on webapps (in the Tomcat path) with name, for
example, myapp.
- Copy
Hello:
I´m building a webapp which, depending on the user, will show some
options on the menu or other ones. For doing this, I invoke a Single
Singed On method passing as arguments, the user and the application
and getting as return value a string identifying the role of the
user. As I´m using
But when I create the menu I have to write the behaviour of each
widget (when hide/show etc), so I have to instance them. I know what
you mean by using Singleton but with that approach I can specify the
behaviour, because they're not created yet.
What I want is a way to create a menu with widgets
will always
be available.
Jeff
On Wed, Oct 27, 2010 at 7:05 AM, Pablo G.F blay...@gmail.com wrote:
I´m a newbie to GWT.
My scenario is:
My project is a web application. My idea is using a top menubar, with
some menuItems. Click on one of this menuItems, will open a widget
like a search
Hello:
Im new to this so sorry if this is a trivial question.
I wanna use Jdom library in one of my java classes , which is part of
a GWT project. I´ve tried by adding the jdom.jar to the classpath and
importing the classes I need, but it doesnt work. So I´ve read that it
´s necessary to inherit
I´m a newbie to GWT.
My scenario is:
My project is a web application. My idea is using a top menubar, with
some menuItems. Click on one of this menuItems, will open a widget
like a search form with a grid to show results, another kind of form,
etc. Like if a regular web page with links in a menu
First of all, sorry if this questions are so simple or even
retarded ;)
Two questions, not as much specific as I would like, but here we go:
First, it´s about using Gxt, GWT in a maven project, integrating them
with another frameworks such Spring, Hibernate and so. As far as I
know, it´s all
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