Error Plugin cannot connect to port 9997

Hi there, I have the latest pluging and I'm compiling the code against GWT 1.7. When I run my code, I get an error saying plugin cannot connect to port 9997. How do I get around that ? I tried passing the bindaddress option but that seems like a option which was added to GWT 2.0. Thanks -

Gettting an error when the app starts

Hi there, When I try to run the app which is compiled in Gwt 2.0 in IE 8 I keep getting this exception quiet a lot. If I run the same app in Firefox, I don't see the error. Here is a stack trace 08:32:38.251 [ERROR] [gwebtop] Uncaught exception escaped java.lang.ExceptionInInitializerError:

Re: Gettting an error when the app starts

:37 pm, harjit.singh harjit.si...@content-studios.com wrote: Hi there, When I try to run the app which is compiled in Gwt 2.0  in IE 8 I keep getting this exception quiet a lot. If I run the same app in Firefox, I don't see the error. Here is a stack trace 08:32:38.251 [ERROR] [gwebtop

Re: Exchange datas between modules

Think about it this way. Modules are nothing but single HTML pages. If one were to pass data between different HTML pages how would one do it. I have used Session and or Cookies for it. Again my dataset was very small. There are limitations on how much data you can store in a cookie. Other

GWT-RPC Call timing out

Hi there, I have bunch of data to read from the DataStore when a user clicks a button. When I'm trying to read the data on the click handler via the GWT RPC call, I get an timeout error . Any pointers as to how to handle this type of situation would be appreciated. Here is the stack trace of the

Re: Redirecting to a different page

Thanks for the response. I will try it out - Harjit On May 19, 6:13 pm, Alyxandor a.revolution.ultra.b...@gmail.com wrote: It depends on how secure you want to be. If you aren't dealing with sensitive information, build one module that using an internal boolean value to determine how to

Redirecting to a different page

Hi there, I need to display a page depending on the following conditions If a user is authenticated I need to display a different page and if the user is not authenticated he should see the different page. How can we do it in GWT ? Both of the pages would use almost the same module code.

Re: Calling a different HTML page

. Hope this helps.. Vish.. On Tue, May 5, 2009 at 6:26 PM, harjit.singh harjit.si...@content-studios.com wrote: Sumit, Thanks for the response. I did the way you described it using JSP. I have one more question on the same lines. how can I call another module from a link ? Thanks

Re: Calling a different HTML page

background RPCs and simply create an anchor tag sourced to the generated pages once they're ready. Hope that helps, -Sumit Chandel On Fri, May 1, 2009 at 2:15 PM, harjit.singh harjit.si...@content-studios.com wrote: Hi there, I have an GWT application. Right now what I'm doing

Re: Calling a different HTML page

background RPCs and simply create an anchor tag sourced to the generated pages once they're ready. Hope that helps, -Sumit Chandel On Fri, May 1, 2009 at 2:15 PM, harjit.singh harjit.si...@content-studios.com wrote: Hi there, I have an GWT application. Right now what I'm doing

Calling a different HTML page

Hi there, I have an GWT application. Right now what I'm doing is that I'm displaying the data in a single grid with all the buttons in a row . Each button has a listener. when i click one of the buttons, it hides the other widgets and displays the required widgets on the same page and displays