Hi,
I've been trying to find a GWT example to automatically expand menu on
mouse-over -- the kind of UI behavior so common on websites these
days. I finally found it in "Showcase" that came with GWT-2.4 (the
"menu bar" example). However the source code uses annotations and
other stuff I have never seen in any GWT tutorial or book (there
hasn't any GWT books in last couple years or so, a hint that GWT is
really not that hot these days). I really want to use the menu popup
on mouse-over feature, but can't easily copy it from code, and when I
jar'ed the classes and used the jar in my project, I get this compile
error:
[ERROR] Line 156: No source code is available for type
com.google.gwt.sample.showcase.client.content.lists.CwMenuBar; did you
forget to inherit a required module?

Any suggestion on how to package the Showcase to a jar, or a pointer
to a good tutorial?

I really hope GWT developers at Google write some good tutorials on
how to use these basic features. Forget the fancy ones like drag-n-
drop -- how many websites need that?

thanks in advance.

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