Have you tried converting the project to faceted form and enabling the gwt
and "Dynamic web module" facets? If you do don't forget to edit the
"Dynamic web module" when you select it with the link eclipse displays of
"additional configuration" setting the web content folder to "war" instead
My suggestion is to use the Esr version of Firefox. 17.0.5 I think is
latest.
http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/organizations/all.html
They are supposed to be for enterprise to use in place of the rapid
releases and should be updated only every 5-6 major firefox versions, so
good for
Probably more elegant ways, but in case it's useful here is how I do it.
User authenticates, process returns me object from server with user's
full name, access lists, etc.
Main menu bar is defined in UI binder but menu elements are defined
matching java code.
Public menu items are added to
For what it's worth I do a variation on #2.
When a user authenticates the first time in the server side session I add a
couple of attributes that are never visible client side. On any subsequent
request to the server within my servlets I check to see if the session is
null or not, then also
Google apps api's. Client libs for Java, .NET, etc..
http://code.google.com/googleapps/
On Thursday, March 8, 2012 4:29:11 AM UTC-6, Wayne Rademeyer wrote:
Is it possible to manage Google groups from GWT or do i need to use some
or other API
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I am a linux dev, my ubuntu distro updates firefox along with the OS
updates soon after a new firefox release. Mozilla has adopted an
aggressive release schedule and the gwt plugin for it has lagged several
weeks behind. So when a new firefox is released, i have to change from
firefox dev to
Agreed, server side access checks must always be there.
public String getAuditLogDetail(int id) throws MyException {
HttpSession sess = getThreadLocalRequest().getSession();
validSession(sess);
if (hasAdminAccess(sess)) {
LocalDbWrapper ldb;
try {
ldb =
Agreed. What the client sends to the server can be the wild west. Never
trust it.
My recipe, YMMV, but my apps hide display of access limited objects on the
client side(all are there in the js) but more to avoid confusion to users
than as a security measure. The real security is on the
I feel your pain. I've spent hours trying to make my center docklayoutpanel
scrollable while at the same time make it replacable by new widgets based on
menu choices. Most things worked fine by putting a Scrollpanel in the
center block, except TabLayoutPanel put a few level inside it would
