Hey,
Try their irc channel, it's listed on the project page - I was able to
get help from the guys there. It looks like a very decent alternative
to gxt and smartgwt, and while it doesn't provide that many widgets,
it solves a few layout and structuring issues very nicely.
regards,
--andrius aka
a DataSourceTableModel?
regards,
Andrius Juozapaitis
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The DataSourceTableModel is responsible for the actual server side
query (one query returns both the requested results, and total row
count - this saves a server roundtrip), but by default it doesn't have
a reference to the CachedTableModel. I would prefer to inject this
dependency by adding a
Hey,
I've been trying to emulate parts of 3rd party library and stumbled
upon a problem. The library has certain classes with java.lang.Object
references that I wanted to get rid of, and I want the classes to
implement java.io.Serializable. The package structure is like that:
-java/dao/
Hey,
I stumbled upon a problem when trying to use CouchDB with GWT (the
JCouchDB framework has unserializable fields in the lists they return,
that are not really relevant in GWT clientside). So I created a simple
test case (maven project) that tries to emulate the non-serializable
class using
Use wrapper-classes containing only the values you need in your
GWT-application. The server creates these objects out of the
server-side instances and set the values when received from the
client. It's more or less the same as you already did but with
the difference that you don't rely on
Hey,
I've been toying around with the idea of using CouchDB [1] as a back-
end store for my GWT applications, as it seems like a very good match
- you get a flexible document structure, and easy mapping of CouchDB
documents to Java domain objects using simple annotations [2]. I also
use Spring
