Enterprise Application Development (Wizard) using GWT

[Lalit Kumar]

As part of one of my projects (mutual fund industry) I need to develop a 
5-7 step wizard to purchase a mutual fund. In order to carry out the 
journey I need to interact with web services (JAX-WS) and databases. The 
traditional thinking is use Struts 2 MVC with Spring framework. Following 
are the requirements of the project

1. Select Investment Options (basically product)
2. On 2nd step choose funds, get relevant charges, ask the user to input 
amount to be invested
3. Payment details
4. Playback the details
5. Placed Order details (order reference numbers etc)

*Non Functional Requirements*
1. Rich UI
2. Response time for each page must be less than 3 sec
3. Need to support more than 500 users at the same time.

*Queries*
1. How GWT can help me in this?
2. Can GWT itself provide me rich UI or I need to go to Smart GWT?
3. Like any struts applications do we have any standard way. Obviously I 
would not like to write a restful invocation for each step.

Any kind of help will be usefull

Regards,
Lalit Kumar

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Re: Problem with Window.Location.assign(url)

[Jaroslav Záruba]

i have create an issue 
report for 
this baby

On Wednesday, July 16, 2008 8:50:07 PM UTC+2, jarrod wrote:
>
> My application has a page using a GWT module, such that the url is 
> something like: 
>
> http://my.domain.com/app-context/moduleA.html  
>
> The HTML in moduleA.html includes references to the module: 
> src="com.domain.my.ModuleA/com.domain.my.ModuleA.nocache.js" 
>
> Module A loads fine. It contains some code that requires a redirect to 
> moduleB.html, such that the url should become: 
>
> http://my.domain.com/app-context/moduleB.html  
>
> Similarly, Module B is all correctly referenced and loads up just 
> fine. 
> However, in ModuleA, when I call the following: 
>
> Window.Location.assign("moduleB.html") 
>
> The browser is redirected to: 
> http://my.domain.com/app-context/com.domain.my.ModuleA/moduleB.html  
>
> In effect, the location redirect is doing so relative to the current 
> module's source JS file, not the browser's current URL. 
>
> I looked at the source for Window.Location, and all I can wonder is 
> "WTF"? 
>
> I cannot hard code the complete target URL, as my application runs on 
> different domains and under different contexts. I should be able to 
> redirect to a relative page easily enough, right? What's going wrong? 
>
>
>
> P.S. using GWT 1.5 RC1

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Re: Modal Dialog/Non-busy Wait

[Rob]

On Monday, September 5, 2011 1:01:29 PM UTC-4, melody wrote:
>
> I wish to embed an asynchronous call to the server inside a method 
> that MUST NOT return until the server has responded. So I am looking 
> for a way to achieve a non-busy wait in GWT. I thought I could use a 
> modal popup dialog to stop the next line from being executed until the 
> dialog is closed  and only after the response from server arrives. 
> Unfortunately the GWT modal dialog does not do what I thought it would 
> do -- which is block everything and wait at the line where the 
> PopupPanel.show() method is called. See method below 
>
>  
> public boolean doPost(String url, String postData) { 
> RequestBuilder builder = new 
> RequestBuilder(RequestBuilder.POST, url); 
> final int STATUS_CODE_OK = 200; 
> final PopupPanel dlg = new PopupPanel(); 
> dlg.setModal(true); 
> dlg.setGlassEnabled(true); 
> try { 
> builder.setHeader("Content-Type", "application/x-www-form- 
> urlencoded"); 
> builder.sendRequest(postData, new RequestCallback() { 
> public void onError(Request request, Throwable 
> exception) { 
>dlg.hide(); 
> } 
>
> public void onResponseReceived(Request request, 
> Response response) { 
> int li_status = response.getStatusCode(); 
> if (li_status == STATUS_CODE_OK) { 
> //bravo 
> } 
> dlg.hide(); 
> } 
> }); 
> builder.setTimeoutMillis(3000); 
> dlg.show(); 
> return true; 
> } catch (RequestException e) { 
> GWT.log(e.getLocalizedMessage()); 
> } 
> return false; 
> } 
>  
>
> I want the line 
>
>  
> return true; 
>  
>
> to be executed only after the dialog is closed just like what would 
> happen if I used Window.confirm to achieve the modality as shown 
> below. 
>
>  
>Window.confirm("yes or no"); 
> return true; 
>  
>
>
> Any ideas on how I can achieve this. 
>
>
> Thanks, 
>
> Melody 
>
>

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Re: GWT and Web Cam

[Daniel Mauricio Patino León]

May bad. I should have quoted to Christopher.

Sorry.

Webrtc it's nice, but, what we do with the down fall back on other browsers.





2012/12/7 Alberto Mancini 

> Thanks,
> actually I do not want a dependency on flash but in case your project will
> be our first test :)
> My target, in the post I cited ,was doing 'capture' in javascript only so
> the real interest was on
> WebRTC, but I suppose Christopher will certainly like the project.
>
> Looking at the code adding webrtc support to the lib may be not so
> terrible just in case one
> want to use 'native' support when available and flash as a fallback, don't
> know if may be useful.
>
>
> Ciao,
>Alberto.
>
> On Sat, Dec 8, 2012 at 1:40 AM, Daniel Mauricio Patino León <
> ceo.lion@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Hey Alberto.
>>
>> Use http://code.google.com/p/gwt-webcam/
>>
>> I just finished a project where i used it and works very well.
>>
>> It wraps the JSWebcam library, i add an example widget using it.
>>
>> Best regards
>>
>>
>> 2012/12/7 Alberto Mancini 
>>
>>> Hi Christopher,
>>> accessing the webcam is something the browser may be unable to do:
>>> recent browsers (just chrome afaik) that implement WebRTC's getUserMedia
>>> (http://www.webrtc.org/)  may provide access to the stream coming from
>>> the webcam,
>>> else you're forced to use a plugin, for instance flash.
>>>
>>> If you want to use WebRTC, moving to  GWT 2.5 and Elemental is in my
>>> opinion a good choice.
>>> If you want, you can find some info here
>>> http://jooink.blogspot.it/2012/11/gwt-augmented-reality-howto-step-2.html
>>> (just the first few lines, up to the copy into a canvas, then canvas's
>>> toDataURL() will give you the snapshot).
>>>
>>> Ciao,
>>>Alberto.
>>>
>>> On Thu, Dec 6, 2012 at 8:53 AM, Christopher >> > wrote:
>>>
 Hi All,

  My GWT version is 2.4.0

 My Query is , In my application  a requirement to capture images
 through webcam . What is the best way to do it.

 Thanks,
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Re: GWT and Web Cam

[Alberto Mancini]

Thanks,
actually I do not want a dependency on flash but in case your project will
be our first test :)
My target, in the post I cited ,was doing 'capture' in javascript only so
the real interest was on
WebRTC, but I suppose Christopher will certainly like the project.

Looking at the code adding webrtc support to the lib may be not so terrible
just in case one
want to use 'native' support when available and flash as a fallback, don't
know if may be useful.


Ciao,
   Alberto.

On Sat, Dec 8, 2012 at 1:40 AM, Daniel Mauricio Patino León <
ceo.lion@gmail.com> wrote:

> Hey Alberto.
>
> Use http://code.google.com/p/gwt-webcam/
>
> I just finished a project where i used it and works very well.
>
> It wraps the JSWebcam library, i add an example widget using it.
>
> Best regards
>
>
> 2012/12/7 Alberto Mancini 
>
>> Hi Christopher,
>> accessing the webcam is something the browser may be unable to do:
>> recent browsers (just chrome afaik) that implement WebRTC's getUserMedia
>> (http://www.webrtc.org/)  may provide access to the stream coming from
>> the webcam,
>> else you're forced to use a plugin, for instance flash.
>>
>> If you want to use WebRTC, moving to  GWT 2.5 and Elemental is in my
>> opinion a good choice.
>> If you want, you can find some info here
>> http://jooink.blogspot.it/2012/11/gwt-augmented-reality-howto-step-2.html
>> (just the first few lines, up to the copy into a canvas, then canvas's
>> toDataURL() will give you the snapshot).
>>
>> Ciao,
>>Alberto.
>>
>> On Thu, Dec 6, 2012 at 8:53 AM, Christopher 
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Hi All,
>>>
>>>  My GWT version is 2.4.0
>>>
>>> My Query is , In my application  a requirement to capture images
>>> through webcam . What is the best way to do it.
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> Christopher
>>>
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Re: Absolute positioning relative to other widgets

[Vitrums]

I'm not exactly aware of the reason why do I repeatedly return to this 
topic. But it seem like there have been existing an issue of what is 
described here all the time for me. And I've already encountered it 
countless times on my way with implementing tooltips, popups, sliding 
menus, suggest boxes and so on.  Perhaps, it's all about the sense, that 
there must exist some sort of solution for all this stuff, that would be 
both pretty, and effective. As an example of such magic, I can give you the 
Element#scrollIntoView() method, which can scroll the area right to the 
specified element, and do whatever it's possible to ensure that the latter 
will become visible to user. If browser can do that, why wouldn't it help 
us to adjust the positioning of our absolutely positioned widgets?

So there's only one suitable solution, that I could come up with:
- supply your absolutely positioned widgets with some sort of recalculator 
instead of statically allocating it upon the construction. This 
recalculator would have methods like:

public double getLeft(); // returns absolute left, that is relative to some 
widget
public double getTop();
...etc.

Once an event, that might somehow break your layout occurred (say, window 
got resized, or the whole layout switched in some sort of sliding 
animation), make sure the objects, which were responsible for creation of 
those absolutely positioned widgets, or the widgets themselves, are 
listeners of such sort of events, and that they call recalculator's methods 
to handle the event properly. The best way not to make it too ugly is to 
have an access to one global EventBus and fire/catch those events in means 
of the latter.

Ugly? Well, in absence of other solution it's worth to try. At least this 
one works for me.

On Sunday, May 3, 2009 11:00:53 AM UTC+5, Adam T wrote:
>
> Hi Stephen, I feel this is just one of those challenging areas in 
> GWT.  There's no "event" in GWT that tells you DOM has finished layout 
> activities, but there is a point where you expect this to be the case 
> in the normal lifecycle of a widget. 
>
> In the Widget lifecycle there are four key points you can override 
> that in a way act as "events": 
>
>   * onAttach() - called when a widget is attached to the browser's 
> document. 
>   * onLoad() - called immediately after a widget becomes attached to 
> the browser's document. 
>   * onUnload() - called immediately before a widget will be detached 
> from the browser's document. 
>   * onDetach() - called when a widget is detached from the browser's 
> document 
>
> The one of interest here is onLoad(), where it's fairly safe to assume 
> that everything DOM attribute wise is sorted out by then.  I've still 
> found it wise to give the browser some time by wrapping any dimension 
> stuff in a DeferredCommand within the onLoad() method; I'm not 100% 
> convinced it is necessary, but I like to live on the safe side in an 
> effect library I'm building (http://code.google.com/p/gwt-fx/). 
>
> I have to admit, I'm not aware of a onResize() method to override in 
> Widget or Composite class, so can't really comment on how that would 
> work (out of interest, where is it in standard GWT?). 
>
> DeferredCommand itself is a little bit of a trick, although it says 
> "allows you to execute code after all currently pending event handlers 
> have completed" it's really based on timers rather than hooking into 
> the browser event queue and checking all is done before firing your 
> command - that said, it works. 
>
> Hope that gives you a bit more info. 
>
> //Adam 
>
> On 3 Maj, 02:00, Stephen Cagle  wrote: 
> > First of all, Thank You Adam. This is one of those things that I spent 
> > like 4 hours on and finally just asked about. 
> > 
> > I put my absolute positioning code inside a DefferedCommand. Have not 
> > seen it fail yet. So thank you, it seems to work. 
> > 
> > Still, I do wonder. What is the deterministically appropriate way to 
> > deal with this? For all I know the DefferedCommand may be the 
> > appropriate way to deal with this, as it may truly guarantee that code 
> > is not run till after all other events are run. Assuming that 
> > "repositioning stuff as things are added to the DOM" is just another 
> > event, then as long as DefferedCommand always guarantees that it will 
> > add to the end, then it is probably correct. 
> > 
> > However, is there some more direct way to do this. Like, could I wrap 
> > a widget in something (or override some handler) such that I can 
> > guarantee execution of code only after the widget has been fully 
> > positioned and their currently exist not other DOM modifying events in 
> > the queue? 
> > 
> > Also, in closing, is there more information somewhere on exactly how 
> > widgets are added, positioned, and rendered. I would also be 
> > interested in any callbacks (or equivalent) that I can override at any 
> > point in said process. Thanks all. 
> > 
> > On May 1, 11:14 pm, Adam T  wrote

FieldUpdater

[ken]

Hi,

I set a FieldUpdater on a column and I expect the update method to be called 
when an onblur has occured.  This works for ie9, crome and firefox however on 
ie8 the update method is not called when an blur event occures.  Any thoughts 
or workarounds?

Thanks in advance


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Re: GWT and Web Cam

[Alberto Mancini]

Hi Christopher,
accessing the webcam is something the browser may be unable to do:
recent browsers (just chrome afaik) that implement WebRTC's getUserMedia
(http://www.webrtc.org/)  may provide access to the stream coming from the
webcam,
else you're forced to use a plugin, for instance flash.

If you want to use WebRTC, moving to  GWT 2.5 and Elemental is in my
opinion a good choice.
If you want, you can find some info here
http://jooink.blogspot.it/2012/11/gwt-augmented-reality-howto-step-2.html
(just the first few lines, up to the copy into a canvas, then canvas's
toDataURL() will give you the snapshot).

Ciao,
   Alberto.

On Thu, Dec 6, 2012 at 8:53 AM, Christopher wrote:

> Hi All,
>
>  My GWT version is 2.4.0
>
> My Query is , In my application  a requirement to capture images
> through webcam . What is the best way to do it.
>
> Thanks,
> Christopher
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Re: Adsense Subscription for GWT Based Website

[Sameeh Harfoush]

i am facing the same problem, did you find a solution?
thanks

On Monday, October 1, 2012 12:00:51 PM UTC+3, sachin sreenivasan wrote:
>
> Hello everyone,
>
>   Can someone help me with this issue? I am not finding enough posts which 
> might give me information about this. 
>
> Regards,
> Sachin
>
> On Sun, Sep 30, 2012 at 6:27 PM, sachin sreenivasan <
> sachin.sre...@gmail.com > wrote:
>
>> Hello people,
>>
>>I have developed an image sharing website using GWT. I have been 
>> trying to subscribe to Google Adsense program, but my application is 
>> getting rejected repeatedly and the reason given is that there is 
>> Insufficient content. The further details indicated that my website should 
>> have enough text data and complete sentences. Although I have enhanced my 
>> website repeatedly to add more and more text content, the application is 
>> still getting rejected repeatedly.
>>
>> Has this got something to do with the fact that my website is 
>> Ajax-based and "view source" of the html page would not show enough text? 
>> Should I implement the AJAX based history mechanism, i.e., the #! history 
>> mechanism so that the SEO spiders can pick up the text in my website? Is 
>> this a functionality that needs to be implemented before submitting to the 
>> Adsense? 
>>
>>  Is there any other thing that needs to be taken care of while 
>> submitting the site to Adsense?
>>
>> Regards,
>> Sachin
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how to apply sorting to columns with individual header and these columns are merged under a common header also

[shray rawat]

SO THIS IS A TABLE FOR EX..

I AM HAVING A,B,C AS MAIN HEADERS AND D,E,F,G AS THE SUB HEADERS UNDER C.

sO HOW TO APPLY SORTING FOR THESE SUB HEADERS ALSO.



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IDE for GWT.

[More Programmer]

Please, anyone can help me, I need IDE for gwt, I was working a aplicacion 
web at Eclipse Juno, but haven´t IDE as Visual Studio oriented to desing 
and controls.? Thanks You.

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Re: Mix Elemental and Widget

[J.Ganesan]

Thanks Broyer. It works.

J.Ganeasn

 

>
> DropEvent#getDataTransfer() returns a DataTransfer, which is a 
> JavaScriptObject, so you can cast() it to element.js.dom.JsClipboard.
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Re: gwt-maven-archetypes with multiple client modules

[Thomas Broyer]

On Friday, December 7, 2012 9:45:19 AM UTC+1, kim young ill wrote:
>
> Hi there, i start using this for gwt-modular webapp, quite great,


Thanks
 

> but now i put a second gwt-module in the client package, how to configure 
> the pom file so that both are avail. in -Ddev ?
>

You'll have to replace the  with  in the gwt-maven-plugin 
configuration, and add the modules as  child elements. You'd 
probably want to introduce another property in addition to gwt.module.

Note that I made this dev profile only to make it easier to start up, but I 
highly recommend you to launch the DevMode from your IDE. gwt:run is far 
from ideal in this multi-module setup.

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gwt-maven-archetypes with multiple client modules

[kim young ill]

Hi there, i start using this for gwt-modular webapp, quite great, but now i
put a second gwt-module in the client package, how to configure the pom
file so that both are avail. in -Ddev ?

thanx

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