Hi Nikola, really nice work.
But the pricing model stop me from go ahed, infact nowaday my company works
with a lot of open source frameworks and buy support.
We want to try, may be write an entire project with the new tech and if
everything works fine and goes in production then we buy
gwt-dev is only used during maven build or at least for the code server
running on my workstation, this is not necessary.
May be gwt-servlet for old legacy apps thet still use GWT-RPC, but most now
use REST service and REST clients.
Anyway thanks for your suggestions.
Have a nice day
Il
Hi guys, I spent some time trying to undestand why this piece of code (that
I copied from the DynaTableRF) was not working for me:
final RequestContext context = driver.flush();
context.fire(new ReceiverVoid() {
@Override
public void onSuccess(Void response) {
// do something
}
});
No errors
Hi guys, I wrote some notes on how to use the Eclipse Plugin to
develop Google Gadgets with GWT that are hosted on GAE
http://www.lucamasini.net/Home/gwt/google-app-engine/developing-google-gadget-with-eclipse-gwt-plugin
Hope this can help.
Ciao.
I posted this on the Google Gadget Group (I think that is the rigth
one), but in case someone of you is interested I wrote some notes on
how to use the Eclipse Plugin to develop Google Gadgets that are
hosted on GAE
Hi guys, a simple question.
In the BrowserWidget class of GWT 1.7 we have this declaration:
private static final String EXPECTED_GWT_ONLOAD_VERSION = 1.6;
When I use Google Gadget, its linker generate the control code that
then fail because it checks 1.7 against 1.6.
It's 1.6 for a
