I guess your are using this for GXT grid. Since the PropertyAccess is used
later to define a Column in the ColumModel of your grid, you need to define
your how implementation of LabelProvider since the one generated through
GWT.create(FieldProperties) will not work. Then, you create an instance
You probably can try the com.google.gwt.rpc.RPC module though it has
been experimental for awhile. It seems to be a more efficient way of
encoding and decoding.
To use it it is almost the same as the other RPC:
1- Inherit the module: inherits name='com.google.gwt.rpc.RPC'/
2- Have you service
In our project, we are using the following:
1. Persistence with Hibernate through JPA. However, my preference is
OpenJPA, Kodo (same as OpenJPA but commercial), Toplink (in this
order) since they have more configuration features for performance. I
have done a proof concept of OpenJPA using
The problem comes from instrumentation done by the ORM. Most of the
ORM substitute the implementation of the List, Map or Set with their
own implementation since they need to track invocation of method of
the collection. I know that the latest GWT 2.0 code base is putting
code in the RPC
In our application, I have built a proof concept for this type of
requirement.
First, we are using GWT 2.0/GXT2.0.1 and UIBinder. I have built custom
parsers for UIBinder to support GXT widgets wrapped under a composite.
These extended widgets have a secure method that takes a string of
comma
I had something similar using GWT2.0 and GAE plugin in Eclipse. I was
using a custom serializable object (UserContext) which was holding a
reference to SetString. I was working ok for awhile then suddently
stopped working. After reviewing all items that was introduced since
the last time it was
