Hey all,
I'm curious if anyone already has some good, applied blogs or posts around
the styling/css approaches with GWT applications. In particular, when
going through some of these usecases and maybe from a UX designer point of
view (I'm a developer, so do not know what tools (dreamweaver?) a
Hi all,
I've been trying to utilize
http://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/wiki/PrecompressLinker, but for
(I'm assuming) the common usecase of deploying to Tomcat, or to Jboss, this
seems useless/no value.
With tomcat, only configuration I could find was to modify server.xml with
Hey all,
I'm so far really loving the UIBinder approach -- I was hesitant at
first (since already doing fine with programmatic GWT widget/panel/
form creation), but being able to mockup something quickly, then add
behavior after the fact is really showing a good approach to
development.
Wow, that made it crystal clear, thank you!
So, using that I should be able to do all this within the uibinder
xml, with the intent to make a background image:
ui:image field=bgImage src=./images/app-bg.png /
ui:style
@sprite
.background {
gwt-image: 'bgImage';
Self-correction, the 'no-arg' is because you do not use @sprite as an
annotation, but instead on the same line as the style definition
BAD:
@sprite
.background
CORRECT:
@sprite .background
On Apr 13, 1:20 pm, dhartford binarymon...@gmail.com wrote:
Wow, that made it crystal clear, thank you
of browser used to show when there are server issues, gwt
issues, or network issues with regards to timeliness?
tia,
-D
On Sep 9, 11:42 am, dhartford binarymon...@gmail.com wrote:
Hey all,
I'm looking at what the LightweightMetrics can supply (opposed to hand-
rolling your own), but it is not clear
Hey all,
I'm looking at what the LightweightMetrics can supply (opposed to hand-
rolling your own), but it is not clear to me if it handles metrics on
both the client and the server side to capture network latency issues
(or, to be more general, network transport time) inbetween the client
and the
Hey all,
Checking to see if someone has already solved this challenge --
You have a widget/component, like a table of data you display. The
data content will always be consistent.
But, you may have users who want to identify that they want the:
*WCAG accessible version of the table.
or
Hi all,
As I'm sure most of us here on the forum are doing, not everything is
a new project.
When you are doing conversion of an old project (struts, JSP, JSF,
etc), the old way of measuring 'time' and 'size' are a little
different with AJAX/GWT.
For example, this tool:
and please, be reasonable, saying 'use speedtracer' doesn't help --
how do you use speedtracer to get a bandwidth/size number for a screen/
scenario and the response time (too much detail there for simple
metric comparisons of an old site to a new site).
On Feb 22, 8:56 am, dhartford binarymon
I'm interested in this question as well, we heavily use the gwt-maven
plugin (Charlie Collins et al to differentiate) for continuous
integration and repeatable builds. If there is a consistent way to
use the Google Plugin for Eclipse with gwt-maven that would be great.
p.s. present solution is
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