We're having the same problem. We're developing a system to support
conferences (http://agenda.genijusz.com). Unfortunately we have the same
requirement as you - to support as many phones as possible. Therefore we
could not use libraries that are webkit-based. We needed to do everything
by
On Monday, April 30, 2012 4:35:30 PM UTC+2, AgitoM wrote:
Does anyone know a decent library that contains GWT Widgets for the
development of Mobile Apps in GWT?
Over the past few days I've been experimenting with gwt-mobile-gui.
Though this library is great, it doesn't appear to be
Hi,
We are now doing rewrite our mobile application from GWT to (jQueryMobile
+ operation logic in GWT + GWTQuery). I really like functionality and
documentation on JQM. And also themes and transition between pages really
works on Android and iOS. They have good community and useful plugins.
sorry for not picking this up on the group earlier ( we have a seperate
mgwt user group)
ff is supported for dev time though
2012/5/2 AgitoM karel.m...@gmail.com
Hi Daniel,
Tried the mgwt, but it seems that the framework also only support
webkit based browsers?
I got some errors when
Hi Daniel,
Tried the mgwt, but it seems that the framework also only support
webkit based browsers?
I got some errors when trying to run in in Firefox.
Am I correct to say that only WebKit is supported?
On May 1, 2:52 am, Daniel Kurka kurka.dan...@googlemail.com wrote:
if you are interested
Thanks for all the replies so far.
The gwt-mobile-ui library I used, was part of the GWTMobile project.
It has the problem I described.
Since my project is going to be deployed in a very large group of
users, who all have different phones and browsers installed on it, I
need to make my
Does anyone know a decent library that contains GWT Widgets for the
development of Mobile Apps in GWT?
Over the past few days I've been experimenting with gwt-mobile-gui.
Though this library is great, it doesn't appear to be working on all
browsers. (or at least I can't get it to work on
Mobile web libraries are based on webkit. Firefox is not. Mobile devices
use webkit. To test the app you can try to use a webkit based browser such
as chrome or safari. So if you are happy with that library I recommend you
continue using it and test it as previously mentioned.
Regards,
Alfredo
Well the app runs fine on iPhone Safari, Google Chrome, and the
Android Default Browser.
However the app does not work on Firefox and Opera installations on
the Android platform, so that could be a problem.
So still hope someone can make a suggestion.
On Apr 30, 10:53 pm, Alfredo Quiroga-Villamil
I did a little research a while back. Here are my notes;
m-gwt
http://code.google.com/p/mgwt/
Set of mobile widgets and transitions for GWT. The widgets are quite
good and work on desktop, tablet and phones. My Android 3.1 tablet
has trouble with the history, but that is a small problem. The
Yes, if you are trying to cover that case, then you must absolutely
find a mobile library that can potentially support any of the
installable browsers in mobile devices. The important case to always
keep in mind I would say is over engineering. Unless it's a
requirement from the client, I would
if you are interested in mgwt there is a very friendly user group for
the framework: http://groups.google.com/group/mgwt
mgwt pays a lot of attention to do things in a GWT way, which brings
big advantages to mobile device development.
take a look for yourself at http://www.m-gwt.com
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