Hi,
I have another concern regarding GWT.
*Questions:-*
*) Is it possible to use both GWT-UI Binder and normal HTML files. For Ex:
[So far we have been using GWT UI-Binder. Since we are facing some
difficulties. We have planned to use normal HTML files only for our
fore-coming
*) Is it possible to use both GWT-UI Binder and normal HTML files. For Ex:
[So far we have been using GWT UI-Binder. Since we are facing some
difficulties. We have planned to use normal HTML files only for our
fore-coming features.].
The advantage of GWT-ui files are that they become a
On Tue, Oct 2, 2012 at 3:33 AM, Michael Allan m...@zelea.com wrote:
Manuel said:
. are you planning to send this to gwt?
. to play with this code, do I have to download the entire kit or may I
patch just some classes?
. does it work with 2.5.
I plan to merge 2.5 once it's released. I
Manuel said:
. are you planning to send this to gwt?
. to play with this code, do I have to download the entire kit or may I
patch just some classes?
. does it work with 2.5.
I plan to merge 2.5 once it's released. I expect it'll work, though
there might be trade offs. We absolutely need
On Sun, Sep 30, 2012 at 9:45 AM, sampath88 arnoldkumar2...@gmail.comwrote:
Hi,
We started using GWT from few months ago. We are about to use normal
HTML files, instead of using GWT-HTML. I have few concerns regarding this.
*My Questions:-*
*If we use normal HTML instead of GWT
Manuel Carrasco Moñino said:
... basically a gwt app is a javascript inside an html, ... so when
you change to other html [page], your app is unloaded from memory
and you have to load it in the new html [page].
If anyone needs to avoid page unloading, here's a branch of GWT with
limited
On Mon, Oct 1, 2012 at 12:44 AM, Michael Allan m...@zelea.com wrote:
Manuel Carrasco Moñino said:
... basically a gwt app is a javascript inside an html, ... so when
you change to other html [page], your app is unloaded from memory
and you have to load it in the new html [page].
If
