I'm seeing this behaviour in GWT 2.1.1.
I am explicitly cancelling the SubmitEvent; yet the following error message
is displayed:
"GWT module 'blahblah.MyApp' may need to be (re)compiled"
I've been unable to completely diagnose the problem, but this might be a
clue:
The FormPanel class has this method
private boolean fireSubmitEvent() {
FormPanel.SubmitEvent event = new FormPanel.SubmitEvent();
fireEvent(event);
return !event.isCanceled();
}
Ultimately, the result of !event.isCanceled() propagates out to this code in
FormPanelImpl.java
form.onsubmit = $entry(function() {
// Hang on to the form's action url, needed in the
// onload/onreadystatechange handler.
if (iframe)
iframe.__formAction = form.action;
return
listen...@com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.impl.formpanelimplhost::onFormSubmit()();
});
That's as far as I get with the diagnosis. I cannot see where the event
cancellation prevents the form being submitted.
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