Okay, a big thanks for all of you Litty, Gregor, and Walden. It was
really a very interesting and helpful discussion.
On Nov 9, 7:42 pm, gregor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Muhannad,
Note that, just like a Javaapplicationserver, the path to the
servlet is relative to the web project
Hi Muhannad,
Usually in GWT applications, you have one HTML page and the UI rendering is
done dynamically using javascript. You can create different panels for
different pages and add these panels to the RootPanel when a user clicks on
hyperlinks (in ur case). And while rendering these panels
Well, thank you Litty but I think there is still something missing to
deal with. So I wrote a sample application and I'll send it to you at
you gmail account (Sorry, I don't know how to attach a file here).
Please review it .. and to be more clear again: this is what I don't
know how to do.
You
Hi Muhannad,
You will find that I have two divs on the home page (RPCServics.html):
(1) menu div and (2) content div.
In onModuleLoad() method I create two links a href='home'Home/a
and a href='about'About Us/a. What I need exactly is when the user
clicks Home link, then the content div
Muhannad,
I agree with Litty and Gregor. Probably the best thing to bring
clarity to you at this point would be for you to develop the canonical
GWT single-page rich client application and use a single GWT RPC
Service for all data needs. Get comfortable with that model (you can
do a lot with
Hi,
I want to build a website with (Home, about, products, ...) menu. I
need to build multiple forms (panels), each panel corresponds to one
menu item, e.g. aboutPanel for about menu item, productsPanel for
products...
Moreover, I would like to implement that panel in terms of RPC
services; I
Hi,
Okay, then how could I switch between my services when I click on one
link?
I mean, on the website's home page load, I will instantiate the
default service (let's say homeService). Then on About Us link I
have to switch to the aboutServie how could that switch be done? Is
it enough to pass
Okay! thank you soo much.
I'll try to do it and I'll keep you informed with the results :-)
On Nov 5, 3:52 pm, Litty Preeth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yesss if the URL ends with /about then the AboutService will be called.
- Litty
On Wed, Nov 5, 2008 at 7:18 PM, Muhannad [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
The servlet-mapping tag of your web.xml is exactly for that purpose.
servlet-mapping
servlet-nameProductService/servlet-name
url-pattern/product/url-pattern
/servlet-mapping
Regards,
Litty
On Wed, Nov 5, 2008 at 3:42 PM, Muhannad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I want to
Hi Walden,
I'm not sure that I got your idea, but I always had a concern about
that so I'll share it with you:
1. Does the GWT application have just one html page (module-name.html)
that all the content should be rendered there?
What I mean is that Litty wrote if the URL ends with /about
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