Hi there and hello to this group! (First Post)
First i have to say gwt changed my programmer-life ;) Thanks for that!
My Question:
I'm using SctriptEngineManager in gwt shared package on client side to
evaluate String based Conditions (42?) or formulas. Every time GWT
executes the code, i
Hi there,
I'm curious about the gwt behavior with ScriptEngineManager. Everytime it
comes over this class it throws an error in development console. But it
works fine - feels more like a warning in this case:
*No source code is available for type javax.script.ScriptEngineManager; did
you
i dind't find a native soloution for evaluating
Stings-Formulars.
The thing what i have been curious about was, that the development mode
throwed an error but still works on client side.
Am Dienstag, 12. Juni 2012 12:26:52 UTC+2 schrieb Jepse:
Hi there and hello to this group! (First Post
Hi there,
i'm using a simple JSNI Function:
public static native boolean evalBoolean(String arg) /*-{
return eval(arg);
}-*/;
public static native double evalCalculation(String arg) /*-{
return eval(arg);
}-*/;
in development mode
I heard about that. for now, itts my only soloution to parse a simple
formular. Or should i compose a JSNI like the following:
public static native boolean evalBoolean(String arg) /*-{
var i = arg;
return i;
}-*/;
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files; dbconnection etc). But i guess gwt ignores this
one file. all other depending files are obviously in use.
does anybody knows how to setup gwt for configuring log4j, even if its just
used implicit?
This logging kils my app performance.
Thanks!!
Jepse
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files; dbconnection etc). But i guess gwt ignores this
one file. all other depending files are obviously in use.
does anybody knows how to setup gwt for configuring log4j, even if its just
used implicit?
This logging kils my app performance.
Thanks!!
Jepse
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Hi!!!
The soloution is so easy. Its necessary to place a log4j.jar into lib
folder. That means the log4j component within my dependency-lib cayenne
is just a lightweight log4j.
the log4j.properties file is to place in src folder
Cheers, Philippe
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