get it : The new multi-threaded compiler is available in trunk if
you're interested
use it : like the google web toolkit .
regards .
Le mercredi 12 novembre 2008 à 10:56 -0800, Alex Epshteyn a écrit :
Hi Sumit,
This multithreaded compiler sounds intriguing. Could you provide some
Hum. it looks like a classpath problem , check your config .
Le vendredi 14 novembre 2008 à 01:07 -0800, Nicolas a écrit :
Hi all,
I'm trying to setup my pom.xml to launch my GWT app tests (classes
extending GWTTestCase) with Maven. I don't want to use a third party
Maven plugin. I want
Je dirais que tous dépends de la façon utilisée pour appeler vos modules
dynamiquement . Car on peut de toute façon appeler un autre module gwt
dans une iframe crée dans la page courane .
regards .
Eric .
Le mercredi 19 novembre 2008 à 17:05 -0800, Tim a écrit :
I think original question has
Oh God ... unfortunatly we cannot do this in javascript .
This is why a major part of the chat systems are based on flash or java
applet .
regards .
Le vendredi 21 novembre 2008 à 21:30 +0800, Pete Kay a écrit :
Hi
Does anyone know of any GWT lib that can do socket connection?
Thanks
, they
are in the domain-module.jar file and not in domain.jar. Could there
be a class loader issue?
We use Eclipse 3.3, Tomcat 5.5, GWT 1.5, and Spring 2.5.6.
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Explaination of including another project is included
here:http://www.vogella.de/articles/GWT/article.html
I prefer to create a separate project and jar file; this way, if my
classes can be used both in a GWT project and an
On Jun 25, 5:12 pm, Herme Garcia hgar...@peoplecall.com wrote:
Hi,
After listening carefully Google IO's session from Ray Ryan about
Best Practices For Architecting Your GWT App :
http://code.google.com/intl/es-ES/events/io/sessions/GoogleWebToolkit...
He suggests a command pattern
handler.
I found out that IE has an onpaste event, but that isn't universal.
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Greetings,
I've been using the Google Web Toolkit for a while now and I'm at that
point where I want to interface it with PHP so I can talk to a MySQL
database. In the past, I've used a RequestBuilder object to get this
information and that works okay. The code gets a little messy though
by
I have looked at Instantiations and found it to be BUGGY. I cannot put
up with a buggy IDE. It's the one thing in my toolset that must be
rock solid. GWT needs more options .
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Take a look at GWT
=${javac.debug}
debuglevel=${javac.debuglevel}
I doubt people will need to compile production systems
for debugging, so let them simply change the build.properties
file.
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I looked at the link (https://groups.google.com/group/google-web-
toolkit/msg/e6d2814e79bc3a45), and it looks like a hack. It will only
work if I have some centralized URL generation logic
of the user agent setting.
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has already served the
user's browser with a Javascript permutation by the time
Window.getPlatform() is available. I could do something weird with
code splitting, but it probably isn't worth the effort.
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look and feel?
ListBox has no method to add an optgroup to a list. What's the
equivalent?
At least, you can use h[1-6], ol, ul, dl, and li easily in a
UiBinder file. You can also look for David Maddison's list widgets if
you want to create them dynamically.
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I have included GWT plugin in Netbeans. When i am running the
application in the Hosted mode.
GWT Development Shell is not showing any Logs.
It is very annoying because it is stopping me to debugging the
application.
:)
Try looking at
be 'valid'.
I'd still like to see a way to use optgroup, and aria-labelledby
should be a constant in the Accessibility class.
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Google is churning out one hazardous technology after another, like
GWT.
Didn't you hear? It's now the Topeka Web Toolkit.
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The sample RichTextToolbar provided alongside GWT uses deprecated
methods and interfaces. I'm not sure that matters much, but has anyone
written an updated version that avoids deprecated code? Perhaps it
would be a good example of UiBinder use?
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or having a named 'error' widget to the VerticalPanel, and changing
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, but one should not use MapK,V or ListE in GWT-
serializable code.
I would appreciate hearing from any of you who have configured
Checkstyle, PMD, Findbugs, or even static ApectJ @DeclareWarning
aspects for auditing GWT projects.
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As I've been told, one should not declare parameters to client GWT
code as interfaces like ListT. The typical way to write a JavaBean
containing a list is this:
public class Frames {
private ListInteger frames = new ArrayListInteger();
public void setFrames(ListInteger frames) {
to a specific dictionary. I also don't know if these tools would work
with GWT widgets, since I'm not sure GWT's Text widgets or
RichTextAreas become in HTML.
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Struts beans and actions. Don't go that way.
If you use a library like gwt-dispatcher, this is done for you
naturally.
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was returned by the method A. I've used a
specific
class instead of 'int' here.
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src=images/b.gif style=top: 3em;/
...
/div
Isn't this what ImageBundle does? That combines various images
into a simgle one at compile time, and uses CSS to show only
the desired portion the combined image when used.
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Methods that (Usually) Work
by Forman Acton
http://www.amazon.com/Numerical-Methods-that-Work-Spectrum/dp/0883854503
Please look at how IMSL and other math libraries work
before you try writing your own code. Damn!
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P.S. Sorry about the ranting; I used
caches DateTimeFormats.
In that case the following is clearer.
public int year(Date date) {
return
Integer.parseInt(DateTimeFormat.getFormat().format(date));
}
Should we all be using [JG]oda-Time?
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Sadly, the best method is to use GWT's DateTimeFormat:
private static final DateTimeFormat YEAR_FORMAT =
DateTimeFormat.getFormat();
public static int year(final Date date
me from accidentally breaking
serialization only to find it out later: either when running a
GWTTestCase or during interactive testing.
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my version to be used.
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shouldn't be thinking about presenters 2a, 2b, or 2c
when writing presenter 1. Presenter 1 should just fire change
events when its data changes. Presenters 2a, 2b, 2c, and future
presenters 3q and 7f should simply add event handlers to
presenter 1 and pick out the information they need.
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The strongName in production mode aligns with the gwt.rpc file I see
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I am
as in production mode.
Not sure if that's all working as designed, but this was a pain to
track down... :-).
-Eric
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Maybe getting closer? I found this
ProxyCreator.writeSerializationPolicyFile() method is responsible for
determining
an upload control and an upload handler.
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it would be great to introduce junits to help us prevent
regressions in these areas.
Thanks!,
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to run.
Now we use unittest server side (also for gwt object that doesn't
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cheers
Uberto
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Has anyone written simple unit tests to test:
1) if a class
to
modify
the GWT code's behavior.
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] [gwtui] Line 18: The import javax.xml.bind cannot
be resolved
Is there any way of getting this to work? Why does it like my JPA
annotations just fine but reject the JAXB ones?
How have other people structured their projects that use GWT,
databases and webservices?
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Hi,
I had the same problem a while ago and asked exactly the same
question. Why don't jaxb annotations work? I remember
1.7.1 application to protect
against having duplicate items atop each other in the history
stack, but I was able to remove the code after I looked at the
History source code.
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are identical to the old, svn is happy.
Jeff
I would prefer marking those files in the web-inf directory as not to
be stored in the repository in the first place. Threat them as
similar
to .class files.
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The only thing you need FormPanel for is uploading files; AJAX can't
handle that for security reasons. Upload file widgets cannot be
scripted with Javascript.
As always, look for Ray Ryan's presentation at Google I/O 2009.
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he'll have problems. They should stay on the server.
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a modification to the module plugin; the plugin could
give the author the option to create the module in a new Eclipse
project, which would necessitate changes to the .classpath
and .project files.
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What is the GWT equivalent to the java.beans.VetoableEventListener
interface? How does one write GWT events and event handlers where one
of the event handlers might ask for a change to be undone? I have
noticed that HandlerManager.findEvent does not throw any exceptions.
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and table cell renderers JDK Swing
gives us. Yes, I know about the incubator project.
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not totally happy with it, but I think
it beats the parallel arrays solution hands down, especially when you
realize that you need a unit of measure.
Good luck,
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On Jan 31, 4:47 pm, gugguson gudbjargar...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello.
I'm creating an gwt app which will enable the user to enter
and use
RootPanel.get(contentArea)?
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? If this is not the right way to use that method, what is?
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On Feb 2, 2:33 am, Eric edimickeast...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello all,
I hope this is obvious and I'm just missing it, but I can't figure out
how to add a Widget
Christian,
Thank you so much. That is exactly what I was looking for. Working
like a charm now.
Eric
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You can include GWT widget inside HTML if and only if those are in an
HTMLPanel Widget !
It's really simple once
that displays wouldn't attach any event
handlers, but now I allow fairly trivial event handlers (those that
just do a History.addItem()). I have still enforced a rule against
the display having a handle to the event bus, but my resolve is
wavering on that as well.
Eric
On Feb 15, 3:06 am, Jan
to doing
this in practice.
Thanks,
Eric
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On Mon, Feb 15, 2010 at 11:01 AM, Nathan Wells nwwe...@gmail.com wrote:
The main reason (for me) for removing and dependencies on the model
from the view is that as you add dependencies, you
I have setup Apache2 + Tomcat 6 as my test server on ubuntu server
9.10 x64. I have installed Eclipse w/ GWT 2.0 plugins and have
created a default webapp which works great in the Eclipse test
environment. I have no issues when i compile and run in eclipse.
When i move it to my tomcat box the
Is there a place to go to see the GWT release schedule? If not, does
anyone know when the next set of fixes/enhancements will be generally
available?
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I've also been trying to wrap my head around GWT MVP and have started
blogging about my reading/playing here:
http://howtogwt.blogspot.com/
- Eric
On Feb 15, 5:20 am, Eric edimickeast...@gmail.com wrote:
It would be great if someone would post a non-trivial example ofMVP.
I have struggled
hard-coded the GWT-RPC url ;)
How did you specify the @RemoteServiceRelativePath(greet) ?
be sure that there is no leading /, that could explain the error in
webmode only.
HIH
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I have setup Apache2 + Tomcat 6 as my test
, 2010 at 3:10 PM, Eric er...@tmstechnologies.com wrote:
Thanks for your reply. Where would you hard code the GWT-RPC url?
When *not* using the annotation you can specify by code the remote end
point.
I have verified that there isnt a leading / in the
GreetingService.java file. See
:07 PM, Eric er...@tmstechnologies.com wrote:
I dont believe jk mapping is the issue because i get the same results
if i use port 8080 or port 80. I do have apache2 in front of Tomcat6
but everything seems to be working correctly. Like i said the webapp
works when i turn on the invoker code
and the content attribute? Or must I test
for IE6 or Hosted mode explicitly?
Also, is there any way to give the effect of the label for=.../
construction? I know I can't easily add an id to an element.
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Chris,
Thanks so much for linking
be a lot
cleaner; however,
I don't know if it's even possible.
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the question makes sense. Any feedback is appreciated!
Thanks,
Eric
(I understand this page-wide Save isn't all that usable for Contact
List, but I think it will make sense, for the application I'm working
on, that data isn't committed to the server every time a user finishes
with a particular
of ContactDetails, in which
case the ContactDetailId class becomes much
less useful to the application. Is this the best I
can do?
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Joda-Time project
can be translated or adapted for GWT? If its successor, JSR 310, ever
succeeds, someone should try to convert it.
Of course, by saying that, I've pretty much volunteered, right?
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HorizontalPanel panel = new HorizontalPanel();
InlineLabel red = new InlineLabel(red);
InlineLabel green = new InlineLabel(green);
InlinLabel blue = new InlineLabel(blue);
red.addClickHandler(...);
blue.addClickHandler(...);
panel.add(red);
panel.add(green);
panel.add(blue);
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Note that I have not actually attempted to use gin features yet...
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RESOLVED:Never mind... just realized I didn't have guice properly
in the classpath.
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2.0.2 / Gin 1.0)
gin-1.0.jar!/com/google/gwt/inject/guiceapi/com/google/inject
be able to resort to that project's
Lists.of() method instead of the JDK Collections.unmodifiableList()
method.
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issue around this? Or am I doing
something that's not supported?
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Thanks Thomas. I tried your suggestion and it worked. (Sorry if I
missed this in some previous discussion.)
Thanks for the help,
Eric
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Host page has this:
Call JSNI JavaScript
of tabs, then you cannot restrict yourself to
a fixed
palette of CSS style names.
I'm thinking of a popular Firefox plugin, 'Colorful Tabs'. Of course,
those tabs
are at a higher level than the ones discussed here.
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, and shared projects; do the same sort of thing here.
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Internet connectivity? Will there be problems deploying on networks
with no Internet connectivity?
Could the plugins be packaged for separate downloads?
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From http://code.google.com/p/mvc4g/wiki/HowtoIntegrateMvc4g
Insert Mvc4g module to your project:
inherits name='com.mvc4g.Mvc4gModule'/
Choose as an entry-point the Mvc4g Entry point
entry-point class='com.mvc4g.client.Mvc4gEntryPoint' /
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If you program creates handlers and attaches them to the panel,
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Would you like to expand on your reasoning behind that comment?
Ian
http://examples.roughian.com
2009/10/26 Eric erjab...@gmail.com
If you program creates handlers and attaches them to the panel,
simply deleting the panel
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off of my database schema and because just
seems like client is the wrong place to put them.
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reading comments in the DTD from:
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which are a little helpful but not much.
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This is tricky
BigDecimal to handle money amount so that there is no possibility of
rounding. I had to change that to float.
This is an interesting slide show from Sun that helped me figure it
out. http://www.javapassion.com/ajax/GWT.pdf
Eric
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I believe
a module inheriting JUnit and the production module?
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latch.countdown() from each of
the onSuccess methods, and listen for the count to hit 0 and blastoff.
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could contain
@GwtCompile
package com.erjablow.data.shared;
or even
@GwtCompile(replace=com.erjablow.data.emul.complex)
package com.erjablow.data.shared.complex;
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My main question remains, however. Where could I look to see Can't
serialize this list instead of An error occured?
Thanks,
Eric
On Nov 23, 10:11 am, Eric edimickeast...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello all,
I'm fairly new to GWT. I have had one RPC service working for about 3
weeks. Last week
On Nov 24, 9:45 am, Thomas Broyer t.bro...@gmail.com wrote:
On Nov 24, 2:03 pm, Parasuraman parasuramankumaras...@gmail.com
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Hi All,
I want to change the browse.. button option available in the
FileUpload of GWT. Browse button option should be localized in the
FileUpload.. How
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Presenter will work with the incubator-style code. I'm pretty sure
that won't now.
I'm porting an app from 1.5.3 to 1.7.1. I'd hate to waste a lot of
effort when I then port to 2.0 next year.
Respectfully,
Eric Jablow
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I have an application where many of my classes are in another project;
all are Serializable, and both the .class file and the .java file are
in the project jar file. The shared.jar file are in the WEB-INF\lib
directory of my GWT project. All have no-argument constructors, and
none have final
as serializable.The GetUser
class, when sent from the client to the server raises an exception as
not being IsSerializable and so not valid according to the
LegacySerializationPolicy.
I've checked; the various *.rpc files do exist on the server. How can
I get these Serializable classes recognized by GWT?
Eric
to
abort it.
Take a progress bar from any convenient source.
Respectfully,
Eric Jablow
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However, things stop there. I'm not sure my entry point is ever
invoked. All I get is a blank page. Have any of you tried client
certificates? That is a mandatory requirement.
Respectfully,
Eric Jablow
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