there is a kind of bug in this example
http://www.smartclient.com/smartgwt/showcase/#grid_editing_modal. in
this example, listgrid edit event is set double click
countryGrid.setEditEvent(ListGridEditEvent.DOUBLECLICK). and it works
fine as shown there. checkbox field didnt get checked/unchecked on
GWT doesn't require you to make any server calls so while I've never
done something like that there should be no reason that it cannot be
done.
On Jan 4, 2:54 pm, Sebastian Gurin sgu...@softpoint.org wrote:
Hi all. This is my first message to the group. I'm a contributor on a similar
project
Now that I've determined our problem, I have another question. Is there a
clean way to *not* require the user to refresh the page?
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On Thu, Jan 5, 2012 at 1:39 PM, Kyle Baley k...@baley.org wrote:
Now that I've determined our problem, I have another question. Is there a
clean way to *not* require the user to refresh the page?
Don't think that's possible, but you can do the refreshing user
friendly by simply reloading the
Maybe keeping the old *.gwt.rpc files around (provided you didn't change
the remote service interfaces and transported types), or maybe it was a
feature of the abandoned deRPC (ever noticed that Google Groups –which uses
GWT-RPC– regularly asks you to reload the page to get the newer version?
Oh, forgot to say RequestFactory doesn't have this issue that GWTP-RPC has,
and/or can be tweaked (@PropertyName and/or ServiceLayerDecorator) so that
the server can handle requests from different versions of the app (and/or
new versions of the app generate bakwards-compatible messages despite
I should have given more background in that I do not know the exact
issue from the two links posted, only that they seem to have the same
error.
What I was trying to do was run a GWTTestCase to test a block of code
that contained an RPC call using SmartGWT's DMI RPC. The error shown
in the posts
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• Logiciel :
Just compile your app and deploy its host html page + compiled
javascript/images to any web server you want.
Thats not a problem at all.
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Excellent. That works and is exactly what I was trying to achieve.
Thank you, Aidan.
Here's a follow-up question: When using UiBuilder, how do I implement
a panel's onResize() method? I think the answer is to assign the
panels' ui:field's in FiltersViewImpl.ui.xml and call their onResize()
in my
If you're using Tomcat, Tomcat 7 supports updating a webapp and
keeping the old instance running along side it for situations like
this. As I understand it (I don't use it yet), http sessions/requests
tied to the old webapp get routed to the old instance and new sessions
get routed to the newly
Hi .
I tried to get parameter class of generic class:
Type type = ((ParameterizedType)
(getClass().getGenericSuperclass())).getActualTypeArguments()[0];
And it throw exception:
[ERROR] [test] - Line 23: No source code is available for type
java.lang.reflect.Type; did you forget to inherit a
Hello, I am Koran and I develop web program by GWT.
It's so very hard to use GWT.
Now , I use ibatis . ibatis log is correct.
But, client program issue a error like this...
500 the call failed on the server.see
HI,
I hope not to have been wrong to post in this forum.
I need to know if it's possible in GWT to know the position of the
mouse cursor, x e y, also if the mouse don't move or click, for
example, i need to know the position every 2 seconds.
Thanks if someone want to help me.
Bye,
Michele
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I have a GWT CellTable - it's a pretty simple table with just a single
string column.
What I'd like to do is drag rows of this table to a drop target
(actually another table). I've been trying to figure out how to attach
a draggable event as described at ~23:00 of this video (http://
Yes ... my application is being served from CouchDB and there is no
back-end code (since I make XMLHttpRequests directly to CouchDB using
JSON). I've got another small application that works off-line (using
HTML5 Application Caching) and stores all it's data on the user's
computer using
Hi,
Why does this not work? Header top appears, but nothing else. The
divs inside the dock layout have zero height. HeaderPanel calls
onResize for it's 'content' element. Is that not enough to work with
LayoutPanels? If I remove the HeaderPanel, the DockLayoutPanel works
as expected. I want
have you tried it?
what do you think about?
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http://gwt.google.com/samples/Showcase/Showcase.html most of the GWT demos are
pure client side : javascript+css
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Are you sure they're inheriting handlers? I think the mouse enters
the region of both images and so their handlers are activated. If you
have two images that don't completely overlap and you enter an area
that isn't overlapped, only one handler is called right?
Unfortunately, I think you'll
take a look at gwtquery and the dnd plugin for it.
http://code.google.com/p/gwtquery/
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thank you for the fast responses. Regards
On Thu, 5 Jan 2012 07:13:18 -0800 (PST)
Steve Moyer smoye...@gmail.com wrote:
Yes ... my application is being served from CouchDB and there is no
back-end code (since I make XMLHttpRequests directly to CouchDB using
JSON). I've got another small
Hi there -
we are experiencing an issue where a rather complex CellTable
refuses to render its rows in production (compiled) mode, while
working perfectly in development mode.
We are using an async data provider, the table is built in a
superclass and then handled in a subclass, and has a
I guess I should file an issue?
On Dec 21 2011, 5:24 pm, Patrick Tucker tucker...@gmail.com wrote:
It is not me that is entering the width=22, the value 22 is
programatically injected by {res.refreshButton.getWidth}.
The error message is complaining because the function getWidth does
not
I've not used the HeaderPanel layout, but I'm wondering if the first
element it finds is becoming the content and the others are getting
ignored.
While I've done a lot with GWT, I'm relatively new to UiBuilder.
However it seems to me that, in keeping with the pattern of
LayoutPanel and
On Thu, Jan 5, 2012 at 2:20 PM, Thad thad.humphr...@gmail.com wrote:
Here's a follow-up question: When using UiBuilder, how do I implement
a panel's onResize() method? I think the answer is to assign the
panels' ui:field's in FiltersViewImpl.ui.xml and call their onResize()
in my
Yeah, I looked for things like g:header etc, but I don't think
that's it. It appears to be taking the first element as the header,
the second as the content. Those are actually sized correctly and all
the elements are in the page, but it's like the layout did not
propagate to the divs inside the
On Thu, Jan 5, 2012 at 3:21 PM, Rob rob.nikan...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
Why does this not work? Header top appears, but nothing else. The
divs inside the dock layout have zero height. HeaderPanel calls
onResize for it's 'content' element. Is that not enough to work with
LayoutPanels? If I
I have a GWT application that renders a Velocity .vm file and displays
links within its panel. The .vm displays search results after the API
call is made. Whenever the search is first made the .vm file comes
back as desired. But whenever you click on any of the links it looses
the GWT application
I've also had problems when trying to put a layout panel inside of (as a
child of) a non-layout panel (basic panel). I'm assuming this is what's
happening when you place DockLayoutPanel inside of HeaderPanel. You can
however put non-layout panels inside layout panels.
I'm new to GWT and I'm
You hit on why I asked. In my last app, begun well before Layout
panels, UiBuilder, etc., I use the deferred command trick you
describe: I'm displaying images that are generally too large for 1:1
(like 200dpi or more) and therefore must be scaled. I give the scaled
image the largest possible
To be more precise: Running the app in hosted mode works perfect, but
as soon as the app is embedded inside a website, all styles of the app
get messed up because the websites css get applied to the gwt widgets/
panels.
Now I'm searching for a way to reset the GWT widgets/panels styles
after the
I am also interested in making a table like yours. Curious as to whether
you found an implementation. If so, can you please post?
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All,
Ok, I've read the article at
http://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/wiki/CellBackedWIdgets
in dealing with the Cell-backed Widgets, and I can't say I'm any
better off than I was before reading it.
First, the following line:
getCell().setTabIndex(tabIndex);
doesn't work at all - it
we have enabled chrome frame in internet explorer. It seems once you have
chrome frame you can only view GWT sites that have the chrome frame tag in
it:
meta http-equiv=X-UA-Compatible content=IE=edge,chrome=IE8
for example the gwt showcase site does not work any more, unless I
uninstall
Thank you very for your answers,
i have read and tried what you have suggested me. What i have noticed is
that the main hibernate problem in gwt is that it cannot identify properly
the entities of the class while passing from the client side to the server
side. However, my entity class in my own
When in doubt, look at the source:
http://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/source/browse/trunk/user/src/com/google/gwt/user/client/ui/HeaderPanel.java#114
No special markup, simply 3 child widgets, in order (header, content,
footer).
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Hey, that's what static typing is for:
- if you're implementing an interface, you know which methods you have
to implement, and it won't compile without them.
- if you're writing your own interface, you're necessarily also writing
the code that calls the methods, so you're
That works, thank you!
Now I'm going to review and refactor all activities scopes to singleton.
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Hi,
Would like to know if there is a direct way to delete ALL the rows of
the new DataGrid Widget -part of release GWT 2.4, or is the only way
to do it is by maintaining a handle to some Collection you may have
previously loaded into the Table, and then doing something like this
to delete the
You cannot use Reflection in GWT!
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OK, so I've posted a bunch more patches, using different optimizations:
- DeadCodeElimination: to optimize out the monomorphic String.toString
calls (String.toString is back to a JSNI String(this) to make sure it
behaves correctly, as I'm afraid the +this in Java from the second
code patch could
For a fairly large project, you'd probably better have separate server and
client (and shared) projects.
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You mean going the -noserver route? I like the convenience of starting the
entire app within Jetty in dev mode. How about allowing a descriptor that
specifies the jars required by GWT?
Most apps probably require at most a handful of third-party GWT jars but
have a large number of jars required by
The main reason is to allow the ARIA library to be used independent of
the widget library, in case you write an app the uses the low level DOM
library but not widgets.
We've been moving away from using client.ui as a catch-all for all UI
related things in favor or segregated packages for
On Thursday, January 5, 2012 8:22:36 PM UTC+1, Sanjiv Jivan wrote:
You mean going the -noserver route? I like the convenience of starting the
entire app within Jetty in dev mode. How about allowing a descriptor that
specifies the jars required by GWT?
Client-side and server-side
I agree with Sanjiv. I have many eclipse projects, however, it is the
non-gwt dependencies that *SEEM* to be responsible for the majority of the
slowdown/issue with refresh. As I said at the beginning, there may have
been things that I could have done to architect better, but I shouldn't
Thomas,
Perhaps you can help me a little further. I am actually using maven
(m2eclipse), and the GPE, so I'm not really sure if this is contributing to
my problem. How does the server-side classpath get loaded from a different
source?
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The server-side classpath is loaded from the war/WEB-INF/lib (with a
fallback to the classpath of the DevMode, which prints a warning).
If you're using Maven, it's actually even easier to get your dependencies
right there in the WEB-INF/lib:
In this case, using a third-party servlet container (Jetty or Tomcat, or
even a Glassfish or JBoss; Jetty has the advantage over Tomcat of really
fast hot-deployment: you just have to touch an XML context file, with the
appropriate config; I can't tell for other containers and app servers) and
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