Hello,
I still have the problem. I tried to load other scripts and it works.
There is a mechanism from JS maps API that i may not understand or
know.
I should not be the only guy trying this...
Regards,
Vincent
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Application bugs when the code is reached, i tried DefferedCommand and
i even tried to launch it with a button...
Debug mode won't give me any explaination.
It's been three days i'm on it and i can't see any sunbeam :)
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i would use appropriate API for either maps but control them from
above, from the DOM of the browser, so first I'd create two DIV
containers and bind GMaps or OpenLayers to each, depending on the user
selection you can make the one or another container invisible, BUT you
should not consider to
Hi,
I always tried with JSNI and it's the same... (Unloading module when
scipt is loading)
On Aug 12, 9:35 am, cokol eplisc...@googlemail.com wrote:
i would use appropriate API for either maps but control them from
above, from the DOM of the browser, so first I'd create two DIV
containers
lol, maybe OpenLayer detects and kills Google Maps :-)
On 12 Aug., 09:57, Vincent COROLLEUR vcoroll...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I always tried with JSNI and it's the same... (Unloading module when
scipt is loading)
On Aug 12, 9:35 am, cokol eplisc...@googlemail.com wrote:
i would use
But even if try to load only one map dynamically, it bugs.
It works only by the static way for the moment (script tag in
index.jsp)
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maybe you make a change to a DOM node what GWT is aware of and
therefore triggers module unload?
try following function (ready to use) define the function inside JSP
script
function loadJS(url){
var loaderNode = document.createElement(script);
I just tried this and it doesn't work, same problem.
I had already tried a similar thing but the JSNI was implemented in
GWT code, same problem anyway :)
I tried to put a javaScript file with basic code on tomcat and it
succed. So the problem doesn't come from the way i load the script.
I think
this indeed could be the case, never seen that such things refuse to
work - but we're ont done yet, please try to defer loading the script
upon button click - just to be sure browser loaded and initialized, so
create a button and load the script from that onClickHandler()
if still would ont work,
It's the same when i load on a button click.
I ll take a look at requireJS.
Thank you for your help !
On Aug 12, 11:47 am, cokol eplisc...@googlemail.com wrote:
this indeed could be the case, never seen that such things refuse to
work - but we're ont done yet, please try to defer loading the
Hello,
In my application, users can choose between two different map : google
map or OpenLayers. I'd like to load dynamically the chosen one by
loading the corresponding script (in this exemple google map).
I tried this (in the EntryPoint) :
ScriptElement script1 =
That error message doesn't look familiar. Where do you see the
message? Are you running in development mode or web mode?
If you want to dynamically load the Google Maps API, you can use the
gwt-google-apis maps library Maps.loadMapsApi() method:
Hello,
I'm trying this in hosted mode (development mode). I can see this
error in the Eclipse console.
If i use Goodle map API, i will not be able to load the other king of
map i need to use.
I tried many way to load these javascript files dynamically with an
URL as argument but it's always the
The gwt-maps API allows you to defer loading of the Maps API. The
Maps API will not actually be download until you call
Maps.loadMapsApi()
Regardless, what I think is happening is that your code is failing in a static
initializer or before the onModuleLoad() returns.
One way to debug this is to
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