Am trying to provide public access to a back end GwT app running on back
end private cloud server going through an Apache httpd server as front end
proxy.
I can ProxyPass via AJP or HTTP, but when I try to load the app, I get an
XSRF error on the first call as the module path requested is not
Hi:
Is there any way to suppress the long stack of [INFO] entreis that shows up
in the GwT log for the [WARN] Checking all subtypes of Object which qualify
for serialization
We understand where this is coming from but givne our use of generics in
our beans, we have no way to prevent this.
Hi:
started to use Activities and PLace is all our GwT apps and my
understanding is that it not onlymanages history but also makes all the
different states ('pages') bookmarkable. However, if I copy/paste or
manually enter a place URL in a browser like
Wayne:
Thanks for confirming that this should work and for the tips. WIll
investigate accordingly. Much appreciated your feedback.
best
*P
On Saturday, October 5, 2013 3:21:37 PM UTC+2, wayne rasmuss wrote:
Perhaps your = sign in your string version of your place is messing it up?
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Is there any way to set a TreeItem user object in the UI Binder XML?
Something like g:TreeItem text='Foo' userObject=FooKeyValue/
thanks
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I use Maven for all our Java project and would like to do the same for our
GWT apps (using Eclipse 3.7). Unfortunately, each time I attempt to use the
GWT Maven plugin, I find myself frustrated and facing several of issues
such as:
- m2e reports a lifecycle exception for the non-standard
I've been looking for an easy way to include an AdSense DIV in my GWT app
without using an iframe and my current approach is as follows:
(1) In the application host page (i.e. application.html), I include the
standard adsense boiler code and put a @id on the wrapping div like:
div id=adsense
I'm trying to proxy a GWT app running on my local Tomcat server through
Apache use AJP but am getting 500 errors during RPC calls.
I simply have a standard entry in my httpd.conf file:
Location /user/
ProxyPass ajp://localhost:9009/openmetadata-www-user-gwt/
/Location
When I run the app
the issue. The post above provide excellent alternate solutions.
best
*K
On Wednesday, 2 May 2012 03:56:10 UTC-4, Kulnor wrote:
I'm trying to proxy a GWT app running on my local Tomcat server through
Apache use AJP but am getting 500 errors during RPC calls.
I simply have a standard entry
Trying to run a GWT application that uses Spring Data JPA server side and
therefore needs a loadTimeWeaver. I'm adding the following to my Eclipse
Run Configuration for the Web Application
Been struggling for a few hours trying to change the Tree item row
heights. I can alter the TreeItem height using Java or CSS but the
children level never offset properly.
See for example a tree with item height set to 20px and first node
expanded: http://screencast.com/t/rX1t8RO0Lst5
Any
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