You can do something like that (pseudo code) :
//create marker
GMarker marker = new GMarker(new GLatLng(xx.xxx, xxx.xxx), new
GMarkerOptions("Label to display on mouse hover", yourCustomIcon));
//add marker on the map
addOverlay(marker);
//add onClick event
add(new ClickListener() {
@Override
protected void onClick(final AjaxRequestTarget varTarget, final GLatLng
varLatLng, final GOverlay varOverlay) {
if (varOverlay instanceof Gmarker) {
Gmarker marker = (Gmarker) varOverlay;
//use any logic to get the data you want to display (using lat and
long for example)
MyData data = yourService.findData(marker.getLatLng());
//open the infowindow
getInfoWindow().open(marker, new yourPanelToDisplay(panelId, data));
}
});
Hope this help.
Gabriel.
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