gwt 1.7, jdk 6.
I have a java enum in an object which I send to the client. This works
fine in hosted mode. When I deployed the war in tomcat, i get the
type was not included in the set of types which can be serialized
exception. My enum is defined as...
public interface AttributeConstantsIfc
GWT 1.7...using Dark theme...
Have a grid with rows and data set with setText calls. By default each
row has a style like
.rowStyle {
background-color: white;
color: black;
}
.selectRowStyle {
background-color: blue;
color: white;
}
When a row is selected, the selectRowStyle is
Saw this article comparing different Ajax frameworks ( unfortunately
written by one of the framework's author itself ).
http://www.theserverside.com/tt/articles/article.tss?l=DirectAjax
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I have a gwt app the link to which I would like to place in firefox
bookmarks toolbar. I add it as a bookmark and it shows up fine. Then
when i restart firefox it is gone. Do I have to add something in the
default gwt html to make it bookmark'able ?
Thx
-- pady
I tested it on IE 7 and Firefox 3 and it seems to work. Can you tell
me your browser/version ?
Thanks
-- pady
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I have to show a listbox programmatically ( as I let the user
rearrange the order of the items ). I tried the following code but i
get an exception...
public static native void fireClickListener(ListBox list) /*-{
var cl =
li...@com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.focuswidget::clickListeners;
I see that the clickListenerCollection is null. I am wondering how the
popup is displayed since the listbox is created using a
DOM.createSelect. So it is the browser handling this click event - so
there is no way then to programatically force the click ?
-- pady
