How do you instantiate and populate your view? Is it fully created
before the presenter constructor is called?
For my part, I use GIN and the gwt-platform mechanism which has an
onBind() method that is invoked automatically after all the relevant
objects are constructed. The onBind() method is called only once
unless you manually unbind() the presenter.
It could also be totally unrelated, though. I had a similar behavior
at some point when I manipulated widget's elements (via getElement) a
bit too liberally.
Hope it helps,
Philippe
On Jul 12, 9:38 am, crojay78 <croja...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a problem with my mvp project.
>
> I do the binding in the constructor of each presenter, every presenter
> is implemented as a singleton. I do that because otherwise I
> discovered that the binding to the buttons, textboxes etc will be
> established each time I use the presenter and so i had duplicated
> actions. Now the bind method will be called only once like excpected
> but when I click a button in my view there no action, its like the
> binding to my buttons does not exist? Does anyone has an advise for
> me? I do not see the issue? Or is it not possible to do that in gwt ?
>
> Thanks
> Best regards
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