On Jan 18, 5:44 pm, Jax j...@well.com wrote:
I've tried using com.google.gwt.http.client.RequestBuilder but when I
POST my request parameter requestor is always empty. I've tried
various permutations with RequestBuilder.setRequestData() but no luck.
How do I do a POST with a parameter
Thanks, Jake, I'll give that a try. The problem I was addressing is
that I had not figured out
a way to attach the ?foo=barwoof=arf post data. I'd tried
setRequestData but it did not
work. I interpreted builder.sendRequest(postData, RequestCall) as
semantically equivalent
to
at 12:31 PM, jax jackma...@gmail.com wrote:
HI
I have a questions about communication in GWT and java in general.
In an effort to better modularize my application I have made a number
of different composites. I then have a main application that links
together all the composites
I have a project: com.example.myapp.ListEditor
Originally I had a folder that contained images in my images in: war/
images
In my code I would reference images like this /images/myimage.jpg
1. The project was working locally fine.
2. I uploaded it to the server and navigated to the .html
But how would I do this without using Bundles...surely it can be done.
I tried adding public path=com.example.myapp.listeditor.images/
But my application is unable to see the images
On Dec 2, 10:43 pm, mariyan nenchev nenchev.mari...@gmail.com wrote:
Try image or client bundles
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I am running 1.7 and after some reading online people keep referencing
the public folder. I don't have a public folder in my project...am
I meant to? Has GWT changed the public folder? I only have
com.example.myapp
com.example.myapp.client
com.example.myapp.server
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com.google.gwt.user.theme.standard.Standard is messing up my page
because I am including the html page into another page (not through an
iframe). Is there a way to apply this to the DIV only?
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When I try to run a HTTP request on my site I get Code 0 and status
is OK. However, when I test locally I get the expected code of 200
so there is nothing wrong with my code as such. All I did was change
the URL from http://localhost/myfile.php to http://mydomain.com/myfile.php
thanks
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After about 3 days of research and anguish I have finally solved this
problemkind of.
I originally had the GWT app in a sub-directory inside a Joomla!
install. I had an idea to move it to another sub domain and it
worked. I am still not sure why this worked except that maybe an
apache
But I was accessing the files from the same domain.
On Dec 11, 11:14 pm, Ian Bambury ianbamb...@gmail.com wrote:
I would imagine you are having a cross-domain problem.
Ian
http://examples.roughian.com
2009/12/11 jax jackma...@gmail.com
After about 3 days of research and anguish I have
This seems like a silly question but it does not work for me.
When I use .getSelectedIndex() on a ListBox it returns the previously
selected item in history, not the one I selected just now.
What is going on?
cmbDefinitionSelection.addMouseUpHandler(new MouseUpHandler() {
OK, thanks for clarifying this issue for me.
-jack
On Dec 15, 4:45 pm, Paul Robinson ukcue...@gmail.com wrote:
It's a timing issue - having used a MouseUpHandler, you're assuming the
list box will already have handled the MouseUp event before you get
called (which it looks like it doesn't).
HI
I have a questions about communication in GWT and java in general.
In an effort to better modularize my application I have made a number
of different composites. I then have a main application that links
together all the composites.
The problem comes when I need to communicate between
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