Re: Integer and int are not equal... Especially if received via JSNI

2012-09-17 Thread Thomas Broyer
On Monday, September 17, 2012 11:17:17 AM UTC+2, pash7ka wrote: > > Yes, this manual boxing is what i did to solve this. > > I don't use DevMode because it's a bit difficult to configure my > environment for it: i use JBoss as my app server and the app is deployed > via .ear archive with some o

Re: Integer and int are not equal... Especially if received via JSNI

2012-09-17 Thread pash7ka
Yes, this manual boxing is what i did to solve this. I don't use DevMode because it's a bit difficult to configure my environment for it: i use JBoss as my app server and the app is deployed via .ear archive with some other modules it needs to work... I'm sure it's possible to configure somehow

Re: Integer and int are not equal... Especially if received via JSNI

2012-09-15 Thread Thomas Broyer
On Saturday, September 15, 2012 5:10:12 AM UTC+2, pash7ka wrote: > > I've spent a huge amount of time trying to find the source of one strange > bug in my app, so I want to share what I've found. > First I should say I'm using GWT 2.3 currently, so i don't know if the > described behavior chang

Integer and int are not equal... Especially if received via JSNI

2012-09-14 Thread pash7ka
I've spent a huge amount of time trying to find the source of one strange bug in my app, so I want to share what I've found. First I should say I'm using GWT 2.3 currently, so i don't know if the described behavior changed in latest version. My app is receiving some data from my server, displays