you can replace the classes of TabLayoutPanel in your CSS..
For example to get the round corners, you can do something like this:
.gwt-TabLayoutPanel .gwt-TabLayoutPanelContentContainer {
border-radius: 5px 5px 5px 5px;
-moz-border-radius: 5px 5px 5px 5px;
-webkit-border-radius: 5px 5px
Latest Snapshot doesn't show the error. However I'm not quite sure if he
does compilePerFile after all. Is there some evidence in the compiler
output I can use to determine? Changing -XcompilePerFile to
-XcompilePerFile2 gave an error about wrong parameters. So it should be the
right
Hello,
We have a GWT project whose UI requires showing several mostly independent
parts. It is desirable to allow restoring state of these parts from URL,
and show/hide them independently. It looks like approach from GWTP fits our
requirements but we already have working code and not enough
I had this problem also. There is no need to mess around with the registry
though.
The fix is to run Eclipse as Administrator and compile your project.
It will create the registry key for you, then you can restart Eclipse as a
normal user and you won't have the warning anymore.
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hi guys
i instantiated a widget in the ui.xml file,and set some properties for it.
is appears as if just stirng and int properties can been set for this
widget.
i tried to set a long type property,it show this errer in gwt console:
cannot parse value 50
I have created details list advantages that one can get using GWT have look
at it http://www.pandurangpatil.com/2012/09/benefits-of-using-gwt.html
On Monday, 8 September 2014 13:49:13 UTC+5:30, Ronan Quillevere wrote:
My opinion
- No javascript developer
- Statically typed
- Use
In some of my editors, I'm implementing ValueAwareEditorP and using
provided proxy value in setValue to obtain editor-specific data (most
simple example would be to get suggestions for some sub-editors). Problem
is that proxy instance that I was given in setValue is already edited in
driver's
On Tuesday, September 9, 2014 2:06:59 PM UTC+2, Gordan Krešić wrote:
In some of my editors, I'm implementing ValueAwareEditorP and using
provided proxy value in setValue to obtain editor-specific data (most
simple example would be to get suggestions for some sub-editors). Problem
is that
For me the advantages are:
1.- If your application needs to feel like a desktop application this
framework is as close as it gets.
2.- Because almost everything runs on the browser side you use less server
processing and you can scale to more users. You can even create apps that
download on the
On Tuesday, September 9, 2014 2:33:26 PM UTC+2, Thomas Broyer wrote:
I know that RequestContext holds original (non-edit()ed, frozen) instance
for every EntityProxy (for calculating diffs that it needs to send to
server) - is there any way to get that original proxy from edited()-ed
In my RequestContext a have a method with signature:
RequestVoid doSomething(java.util.MapEntityAProxy,
java.util.ListEntityBProxy myMap);
for which I'm having error java.util.Map cannot be used here.
As per
http://www.gwtproject.org/doc/latest/DevGuideRequestFactory.html#transportable
myMap
Good points nestorjb, but I wanted to embellish a few:
2.- Because it behaves like a desktop app, when you test, you have to test
from the first page which leads to long testing cycles.
If you use a Places/Activities pattern, such as in GWTP (GWT Platform),
then you'll have page state
Hmm, it might be that Maps are only supported as properties within proxies.
Unit tests only cover that at least (and IIRC, we were aware of the
limitation but nobody worked on that final step).
On Tuesday, September 9, 2014 6:07:47 PM UTC+2, Gordan Krešić wrote:
In my RequestContext a have a
I would add a *con *though:
Another con:
Because GWT is so Java'ish people often think they don't need knowledge of
CSS / HTML / JS at all when using GWT. However reality is that sooner or
later you will need knowledge in these areas. You don't have to be experts
but you shouldn't be
Hello again,
I've got everything working using the archetype 'modular-webapp', except
debugging server side code.
How can I debug the server side part of a GWT app in eclipse?
Magnus
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Amen Jens. If you're going to be a web developer, you'll need to know about
the web. GWT doesn't hide you from JS/CSS/HTML/HTTP entirely, it just makes
them work well with Java and Java patterns in a highly optimized way.
Sadly, many a manager I've championed about GWT don't want to hire expert
Maybe by configuring java.util.Logger? What does the message look like? (I
assume you're passing -logLevel DEBUG to CodeServer? If so I haven't used
DEBUG level.)
Never mind. Since we have a project with combined client/server code all
server libs are on class path of SDM including SLF4J
recentish ones are:
267ad5efd00aae9b0f69eca793891e9fdad28e45 Opts compilePerFile into
noPrecompile to avoid 1 permutation.
a43aa788cc2b78904c1bf6f0de9b8a1ebe78a6d2 Fixes cascaded generator
invalidation for inner classes.
9da4d05b62d7d3cb48ccd03de7b4ad676e2318bd Makes SDM+perFileCompile
This sounds like it might be a deadlock. Could you jstack to get a thread
dump of the running process? It should tell us where it's stuck.
On Tue, Sep 9, 2014 at 8:42 AM, Jens jens.nehlme...@gmail.com wrote:
recentish ones are:
267ad5efd00aae9b0f69eca793891e9fdad28e45 Opts compilePerFile
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