Re: Understanding the Layout System

I have content that goes under the TabPanel. (a StackLayoutPanel actually), so a scroll bar inside does not solve an issue like that. My question isn't necessarily aimed to solve that particular problem, but to understand the way the LayoutPanels are suppose to be used to create an app. The

Re: Understanding the Layout System

I have content that goes under the TabPanel. (a StackLayoutPanel actually), so a scroll bar inside does not solve an issue like that. My question isn't necessarily aimed to solve that particular problem, but to understand the way the LayoutPanels are suppose to be used to create an app. The

Re: Understanding the Layout System

Basically ScrollPanel has an internal div element (the "scollable" element) that does not have any height. That is generally fine because the scrollable area should adapt to the size of its single child but that also means you can not use "height:100%" for the child (percentages require height

Re: Compile a Java application into a single JavaScript file?

That site runs on a GWT app built from Google's internal Bazel BUILD rules, not from the open-source Maven pom-gwt.xml... On Sunday, December 20, 2015 at 8:13:24 AM UTC+8, Thomas Broyer wrote: > > > > On Saturday, December 19, 2015 at 5:09:23 PM UTC+1, Michael Zhou wrote: >> >> Well there's a

Re: GWT SDM Polymer

Hello Ed, I am working with polymer elements 1.2.1.0 and GWT 2.8.0-beta1 closely and I found one missing thing at your configuration. Particularly at your gwt.xml should be: * * The problem may be connected to GSS that is switched off by default, but must be "ON"

Re: GWT SDM Polymer

Hello Ed, I am working with polymer elements 1.2.1.0 and GWT 2.8.0-beta1 closely and I found one missing thing at your configuration. Particularly at your gwt.xml should be: * * The problem may be connected to GSS that is switched off by default, but must be "ON" for

GWT Asynchronous callback and UI

Hello all, I have a Composite with Widgets that are populated from the database. Let's assume I need to add new Item object and ID for this object comes from database after object is persisted on the server. So I did: private void addItem(String title, String description) {

Re: GWT SDM Polymer

@ VADIM Thank You!!! I think I have solved the issue by switching to a pure maven build rather that using the gwt plugin. I think having multiple projects using multiple JDK. GWT Versions may have confused Eclipse MARS. So I refreshed the build into a new directory using: 2.8.0-SNAPSHOT MAVEN

Re: GWT Asynchronous callback and UI

On Monday, December 21, 2015 at 2:12:50 PM UTC+2, Paul Robinson wrote: > > You appear to be adding an item without also creating that item. That > suggests the item already exists, and is possibly already displayed. You > can't have the same widget appearing more than once. That may be your >

Re: GWT Asynchronous callback and UI

You appear to be adding an item without also creating that item. That suggests the item already exists, and is possibly already displayed. You can't have the same widget appearing more than once. That may be your problem. Paul On Mon, Dec 21, 2015 at 9:02 AM, wrote: > Hello all,

Understanding the Layout System

I've been reading a lot about the LayoutPanels introduced in 2.0 and trying to understand their purpose. I keep seeing that I should be using these instead of the older panels, but they seem way more complicated and limiting. Take my app, for example. It's got a straight forward interface: A

[gwt-contrib] 2.8.0-beta1 SDM not always detecting changes properly

I have been using 2.8.0-beta1 in combination with Thomas Broyer's maven plugin for a week now. When I run the codeserver and make changes a reload of the browser does not always include the last changes that I made. At the start it seems to work fine but then after a few code changes and