I have a requirement for my CellTable to be able to change the view
(representation) of my columns.
I need to provide a list view, detail view and thumbnail view of the
same data. Like MS Windows explorer where you can change how you look
at the files.
1) List view - simple rows with single
The wrapping is mainly to manage the attache/detach from the DOM.
Since only one display (HasData) is shown at a time.
I did notice however that adding two HasData to
AbstractDataProvider.addDataDisplay(..) causes the
onRangeChanged(HasDataT display) to be called twice. That is most
likely
I guess the AbstractDataProvider.addDataDisplay(..) suited for the use
case where two or more displays are provided using independent paging
and sorting. In my case I need the paging, sorting, selection, etc.
the same between the displays (list, detail and thumbnail).
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A college and I created an example of what we are looking for. The
sample is a Contacts application that allow you to CREATE and view
DETAILS of a person. In DETAIL mode you can edit each property (or
group of properties) clicking the edit command.
Project:
A colleague and I created an example of what we are looking for. The
sample is a Contacts application that allow you to CREATE and view
DETAILS of a person. In DETAIL mode you can edit each property (or
group of properties) clicking the edit command.
Project:
A colleague and I created an example of what we are looking for. The
sample is a Contacts application that allow you to CREATE and view
DETAILS of a person. In DETAIL mode you can edit each property (or
group of properties) clicking the edit command.
Project:
Has anyone implemented advanced in-place edit like in Google AdWords?
Any existing frameworks to support such behavior out there?
I have been working on a prototype using GWT editors (SimpleEditor)
and UiBinder. What I have is not great - just wondered if anyone has
experience or pointers for
I am trying to solve an issue with AutoBean and generics on the server
side.
When I run the test below I get the following output:
{name:SomeName,version:1}
But I did except to get the following:
{name:SomeName,id:10,version:1}
For some reason the AutoBean framework does not detect the
ApplicationContextAware only works if the SpringServiceLocator object
was managed by Spring. In this case the RequestFactoryServlet is
responsible for creating the SpringServiceLocator and the
setApplicationContext method won't be called.
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I am trying to find a good solution to integrate the RequestFactory
with Spring. I implemented this ServiceLocator (no exception handling
included for simplicity):
public class SpringServiceLocator implements ServiceLocator {
@Override
public Object getInstance(Class? clazz) {
Take a look at HTML5 FileAPI. It requires newer browsers.
http://html5demos.com/file-api
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I see the same symptoms in my build process using the gwt-maven-
plugin. The extra directory created by the GWT compiler grows to
about 5GB during 30-45 minute compile process.
My environment is GWT 2.0.3, GXT 2.1.1, MVP4G 1.1.0, Java 1.6 - 64 bit
and gwt-maven-plugin 1.2.
We use runAsyncs
I use MVP4G which is a great Model View Presenter framework.
http://code.google.com/p/mvp4g/
There are several examples in SubVersion that showcase something close
to what you describe. http://mvp4g.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/examples/
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Environment: GWT 2.0.3 + Image serving -- using Apache CXF restful
service
I am working on an application that shows thumbnails in a list/grid
view. Each row resembles a media item (picture, video, audio, etc).
Some media has thumbnails like picture and video, other do not like
audio. Also some
By the way, I looked at using the RequestBuilder but I believe it does
not handle binary data. Am I correct?
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Environment: GWT 2, Spring + Spring Security 3, gwtrpc-spring 1.01
I am trying to implement authentication for my GWT application using
Spring Security. But when I call the RPC.invokeAndEncodeResponse
method it throws an SerializationException. Looking at the stack trace
I see that
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