Hi there,
im quite new to GWT and i can not figure this one out...
I want to do a JSON request to a server which would normally show me a
popup to fill in my username and password. How can i access this with
GWT? i tried the request builder and using setPassword and setUser but
it doesnt work for
Sri,
Thanks, it worked! Once I set the style=DETAILED flag using the GWT
Compile project button in eclipse I soon discovered the problem. One
of my variables was null in some cases. Once I fixed this my
application works again.
Thanks
Wouter
On Dec 22, 9:19 pm, Sripathi Krishnan sripathi.krish
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Error 'b.a' is null or not an object
Code:0
URL: hash.cache.html
I use GWT-EXT and my application is hosted on Google App Engine.
Does anybody seen this error before and give me some pointers where to
look ?
regards
Wouter
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According to my logging these are not called.
I´m using GWT 1.7
Does anybody have any ideas how to resolve this ?
regards
Wouter
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I have a real life application with GWT - GXT client, PHP server
scripts, a MySQL database and JSON objects for data exchange. The host
is a standard web host. Works all right but there are some
considerations :
- (in my case) security is weak as I don't use SSL
- you have to realize you're
if all that referencing is worth the
trouble. If you want to do something simple, perhaps keeping all the
code in the Page object is not such a bad idea after all.
Wouter
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click. I must
be missing something basic here but can´t figure out what it is
What am I doing wrong ?
regards
Wouter
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As far as I know there are no specific classes to generate or
manipulate csv. There are for JSON and XML. You can of course do you
own string manipulation.
But for what you want to do, it might make sense to generate the file
on the server in java, PHP or whatever language you're using and
Fanie,
Did you set a correct path to your icon ?
The path you use now would need user.gif in the root of your war
directory (assuming GWT 1.6.x and standard build).
Wouter
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Stumbled on that too. Solved my problem using GWT PushButtons and
wrapping them in GXT AdapterToolItems.
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Can you tell what you already have and where you're stuck ?
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I see your point but much depends on your own preferences.
I finished my last J2EE project in the summer of 2004, so I'm not an
expert in that field.
But in my experience you should always check if a tool is worth the
cost in learning and performance.
Nobody has ever been able to convince me to
the serverside in another
language or technology, like PHP which is widely available in
webhosting.
Wouter
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Yes, have the same problem. Your explanation corresponds to what I
see.
How do you solve it ? I intended to suppress the leading zeros.
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Netbeans is a suitable IDE for GWT development. What tools you use and
how is up to you and will certainly depend on the architecture of your
project.
Wouter
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Do you use the same RequestCallback object for all requests ? That
would explain your problem, responses arrive in a random order and
your callback has no way of knowing what response it's handling. If
I'm right, perhaps try using a specific callback per request.
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