Re: Reporting in GWT

[Ahmet Dakoglu]

You can generate the report using e.g jasperreports and show it in
seperate window. BTW, This way is not related with gwt but a good
solution i think

On Tue, Dec 27, 2011 at 5:21 AM, kaung myat  wrote:
> Hi all,
>
>  I want to create a web page report with gwt. What kind of report can
> i use with gwt?
> If u have any solution, plz point me...
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Re: Develop Web application

[Z.A Jafari]

+ GWT doc's get you well started. See the demo's app'.s
i have gone through the demos. i have also gone through the posts which
makes me more confused because of so many different comments. So, I have
done my homework.But need expert advise to get started.For e.g. if you were
on my place what tools/technologies would you have used to develop a
webapplication to provide reports using tables and charts/graphs.

On 27 December 2011 12:50, Ed  wrote:

> Please do  more homework before posting:
> + GWT doc's get you well started. See the demo's app'.s
> + There are many discussions on Hibernate/JPA/Gilead that help you make
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Re: Develop Web application

[Z.A Jafari]

thanks for your feedbacks. for the hibernate section, do i use GILEAD tool
or would you use something else,as a whole

On 27 December 2011 13:17, Ed Bras  wrote:

> > because of so many different comments.
> This is because there are many way's do/implement things and there is no
> silver bullet. It all depends on your own situation.
>
> You are the expert about your problem domain and as such the best one that
> can decide which tools/mechanisms to use by studying well  the doc's and
> tools.
> Did you try any demo app's on your machine and played with it? This should
> give you a good idea what is possible and help you decide what to use.
> Make several small app's and use different mechanism's like UiBinder,
> RequestFactory, ClientBundle, Unit tests, etc.. and make your todo list
> such that find the correct solutions for your problem domain.
>
> >  if you were on my place what tools/technologies would you have used to
> develop a webapplication
> >  to provide reports using tables and charts/graphs.
> You should have find the answer if you played with the demo's app's like
> the Expenses app.
>
>
> On Tue, Dec 27, 2011 at 10:32 AM, Z.A Jafari  wrote:
>
>>
>> + GWT doc's get you well started. See the demo's app'.s
>> i have gone through the demos. i have also gone through the posts which
>> makes me more confused because of so many different comments. So, I have
>> done my homework.But need expert advise to get started.For e.g. if you were
>> on my place what tools/technologies would you have used to develop a
>> webapplication to provide reports using tables and charts/graphs.
>>
>> On 27 December 2011 12:50, Ed  wrote:
>>
>>> Please do  more homework before posting:
>>> + GWT doc's get you well started. See the demo's app'.s
>>> + There are many discussions on Hibernate/JPA/Gilead that help you make
>>> the correct decision. That said: there is one going on as we speak.
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>>> around on the web.
>>>
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Re: Using java.util.Collections in GWT application

[Alfredo Quiroga-Villamil]

If the code you have posted is meant to run in the client, the synchronized
if I am not mistaken does not apply. There are no threads there.

Regards,

Alfredo
On Dec 27, 2011 9:38 AM, "fjarenales"  wrote:

> Hi folks,
>
> I'm trying to use Collections and the method synchronizedList. I have
> something like this:
>
> private List myList = Collections.synchronizedList(new
> ArrayList()), where UserBean is a java-bean used in my
> application.
>
> When i try to compile this, i get the next error:
>
> The method synchronizedList(List) is undefined for the type
> Collections.
>
> May i have to configure or, maybe, inherit something in my GWT
> application.
>
> Kind Regards,
>
> Javier
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Hiii

[Amrutha Thomas]

Can anybody tell me how to create a virtual keyboard in my login page using
gwt.Please do reply





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Re: Develop Web application

[Ed Bras]

> thanks.can you please post the link for the expense app.
> i have gone through the demos
Which demo app's did you go through? and where did you find them?

On Tue, Dec 27, 2011 at 11:16 AM, Z.A Jafari  wrote:

>
> thanks.can you please post the link for the expense app.
>
> On 27 December 2011 13:40, Ed Bras  wrote:
>
>> I would probably go for the Request Factory as I commented on the current
>> discussion on this subject.
>>
>>
>> On Tue, Dec 27, 2011 at 10:52 AM, Z.A Jafari  wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> thanks for your feedbacks. for the hibernate section, do i use GILEAD
>>> tool or would you use something else,as a whole
>>>
>>> On 27 December 2011 13:17, Ed Bras  wrote:
>>>
 > because of so many different comments.
 This is because there are many way's do/implement things and there is
 no silver bullet. It all depends on your own situation.

 You are the expert about your problem domain and as such the best one
 that can decide which tools/mechanisms to use by studying well  the doc's
 and tools.
 Did you try any demo app's on your machine and played with it? This
 should give you a good idea what is possible and help you decide what to
 use.
 Make several small app's and use different mechanism's like UiBinder,
 RequestFactory, ClientBundle, Unit tests, etc.. and make your todo list
 such that find the correct solutions for your problem domain.

 >  if you were on my place what tools/technologies would you have used
 to develop a webapplication
 >  to provide reports using tables and charts/graphs.
 You should have find the answer if you played with the demo's app's
 like the Expenses app.


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>
> + GWT doc's get you well started. See the demo's app'.s
> i have gone through the demos. i have also gone through the posts
> which makes me more confused because of so many different comments. So, I
> have done my homework.But need expert advise to get started.For e.g. if 
> you
> were on my place what tools/technologies would you have used to develop a
> webapplication to provide reports using tables and charts/graphs.
>
> On 27 December 2011 12:50, Ed  wrote:
>
>> Please do  more homework before posting:
>> + GWT doc's get you well started. See the demo's app'.s
>> + There are many discussions on Hibernate/JPA/Gilead that help you
>> make the correct decision. That said: there is one going on as we speak.
>> + Google Search helps you as there are many "getting started"
>> articles around on the web.
>>
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Re: Initializing Hibernate

[Paul Robinson]

This really depends on how you set up your server, but you will probably have a 
servlet that is used for communication with your GWT client. So you can put 
your initialization code in your servlet's init() method.

HTH
Paul

On 24/12/11 17:16, Blake wrote:

Greetings,

I want to use Hibernate with GWT.  Hibernate (as well as other things
I have) need to be initialized once when the application starts.  I
know how to do this with a regular Web app (startup listener) but I
don't know where or how to do that with GWT.  I need someplace to put
code that will be run one when the app starts up.  Your help is
greatly appreciated.

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Re: Develop Web application

[Ed Bras]

> because of so many different comments.
This is because there are many way's do/implement things and there is no
silver bullet. It all depends on your own situation.

You are the expert about your problem domain and as such the best one that
can decide which tools/mechanisms to use by studying well  the doc's and
tools.
Did you try any demo app's on your machine and played with it? This should
give you a good idea what is possible and help you decide what to use.
Make several small app's and use different mechanism's like UiBinder,
RequestFactory, ClientBundle, Unit tests, etc.. and make your todo list
such that find the correct solutions for your problem domain.

>  if you were on my place what tools/technologies would you have used to
develop a webapplication
>  to provide reports using tables and charts/graphs.
You should have find the answer if you played with the demo's app's like
the Expenses app.


On Tue, Dec 27, 2011 at 10:32 AM, Z.A Jafari  wrote:

>
> + GWT doc's get you well started. See the demo's app'.s
> i have gone through the demos. i have also gone through the posts which
> makes me more confused because of so many different comments. So, I have
> done my homework.But need expert advise to get started.For e.g. if you were
> on my place what tools/technologies would you have used to develop a
> webapplication to provide reports using tables and charts/graphs.
>
> On 27 December 2011 12:50, Ed  wrote:
>
>> Please do  more homework before posting:
>> + GWT doc's get you well started. See the demo's app'.s
>> + There are many discussions on Hibernate/JPA/Gilead that help you make
>> the correct decision. That said: there is one going on as we speak.
>> + Google Search helps you as there are many "getting started" articles
>> around on the web.
>>
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Re: Develop Web application

[Ed Bras]

I would probably go for the Request Factory as I commented on the current
discussion on this subject.

On Tue, Dec 27, 2011 at 10:52 AM, Z.A Jafari  wrote:

>
> thanks for your feedbacks. for the hibernate section, do i use GILEAD tool
> or would you use something else,as a whole
>
> On 27 December 2011 13:17, Ed Bras  wrote:
>
>> > because of so many different comments.
>> This is because there are many way's do/implement things and there is no
>> silver bullet. It all depends on your own situation.
>>
>> You are the expert about your problem domain and as such the best one
>> that can decide which tools/mechanisms to use by studying well  the doc's
>> and tools.
>> Did you try any demo app's on your machine and played with it? This
>> should give you a good idea what is possible and help you decide what to
>> use.
>> Make several small app's and use different mechanism's like UiBinder,
>> RequestFactory, ClientBundle, Unit tests, etc.. and make your todo list
>> such that find the correct solutions for your problem domain.
>>
>> >  if you were on my place what tools/technologies would you have used
>> to develop a webapplication
>> >  to provide reports using tables and charts/graphs.
>> You should have find the answer if you played with the demo's app's like
>> the Expenses app.
>>
>>
>> On Tue, Dec 27, 2011 at 10:32 AM, Z.A Jafari  wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> + GWT doc's get you well started. See the demo's app'.s
>>> i have gone through the demos. i have also gone through the posts which
>>> makes me more confused because of so many different comments. So, I have
>>> done my homework.But need expert advise to get started.For e.g. if you were
>>> on my place what tools/technologies would you have used to develop a
>>> webapplication to provide reports using tables and charts/graphs.
>>>
>>> On 27 December 2011 12:50, Ed  wrote:
>>>
 Please do  more homework before posting:
 + GWT doc's get you well started. See the demo's app'.s
 + There are many discussions on Hibernate/JPA/Gilead that help you make
 the correct decision. That said: there is one going on as we speak.
 + Google Search helps you as there are many "getting started" articles
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Re: Develop Web application

[Ed Bras]

> http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/doc/latest/tutorial/gettingstarted.html
This is tutorial to build your first Hello world app.
Download the SDK in the download section and in the zip you find all the
sample/demo app you need to make you a gwt expert.


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>
> http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/doc/latest/tutorial/gettingstarted.html
>
> On 27 December 2011 13:59, Ed Bras  wrote:
>
>> > thanks.can you please post the link for the expense app.
>> > i have gone through the demos
>> Which demo app's did you go through? and where did you find them?
>>
>>
>> On Tue, Dec 27, 2011 at 11:16 AM, Z.A Jafari  wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> thanks.can you please post the link for the expense app.
>>>
>>> On 27 December 2011 13:40, Ed Bras  wrote:
>>>
 I would probably go for the Request Factory as I commented on the
 current discussion on this subject.


 On Tue, Dec 27, 2011 at 10:52 AM, Z.A Jafari wrote:

>
> thanks for your feedbacks. for the hibernate section, do i use GILEAD
> tool or would you use something else,as a whole
>
> On 27 December 2011 13:17, Ed Bras  wrote:
>
>> > because of so many different comments.
>> This is because there are many way's do/implement things and there is
>> no silver bullet. It all depends on your own situation.
>>
>> You are the expert about your problem domain and as such the best one
>> that can decide which tools/mechanisms to use by studying well  the doc's
>> and tools.
>> Did you try any demo app's on your machine and played with it? This
>> should give you a good idea what is possible and help you decide what to
>> use.
>> Make several small app's and use different mechanism's like UiBinder,
>> RequestFactory, ClientBundle, Unit tests, etc.. and make your todo list
>> such that find the correct solutions for your problem domain.
>>
>> >  if you were on my place what tools/technologies would you have
>> used to develop a webapplication
>> >  to provide reports using tables and charts/graphs.
>> You should have find the answer if you played with the demo's app's
>> like the Expenses app.
>>
>>
>> On Tue, Dec 27, 2011 at 10:32 AM, Z.A Jafari wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> + GWT doc's get you well started. See the demo's app'.s
>>> i have gone through the demos. i have also gone through the posts
>>> which makes me more confused because of so many different comments. So, 
>>> I
>>> have done my homework.But need expert advise to get started.For e.g. if 
>>> you
>>> were on my place what tools/technologies would you have used to develop 
>>> a
>>> webapplication to provide reports using tables and charts/graphs.
>>>
>>> On 27 December 2011 12:50, Ed  wrote:
>>>
 Please do  more homework before posting:
 + GWT doc's get you well started. See the demo's app'.s
 + There are many discussions on Hibernate/JPA/Gilead that help you
 make the correct decision. That said: there is one going on as we 
 speak.
 + Google Search helps you as there are many "getting started"
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Re: Develop Web application

[Z.A Jafari]

http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/doc/latest/tutorial/gettingstarted.html

On 27 December 2011 13:59, Ed Bras  wrote:

> > thanks.can you please post the link for the expense app.
> > i have gone through the demos
> Which demo app's did you go through? and where did you find them?
>
>
> On Tue, Dec 27, 2011 at 11:16 AM, Z.A Jafari  wrote:
>
>>
>> thanks.can you please post the link for the expense app.
>>
>> On 27 December 2011 13:40, Ed Bras  wrote:
>>
>>> I would probably go for the Request Factory as I commented on the
>>> current discussion on this subject.
>>>
>>>
>>> On Tue, Dec 27, 2011 at 10:52 AM, Z.A Jafari  wrote:
>>>

 thanks for your feedbacks. for the hibernate section, do i use GILEAD
 tool or would you use something else,as a whole

 On 27 December 2011 13:17, Ed Bras  wrote:

> > because of so many different comments.
> This is because there are many way's do/implement things and there is
> no silver bullet. It all depends on your own situation.
>
> You are the expert about your problem domain and as such the best one
> that can decide which tools/mechanisms to use by studying well  the doc's
> and tools.
> Did you try any demo app's on your machine and played with it? This
> should give you a good idea what is possible and help you decide what to
> use.
> Make several small app's and use different mechanism's like UiBinder,
> RequestFactory, ClientBundle, Unit tests, etc.. and make your todo list
> such that find the correct solutions for your problem domain.
>
> >  if you were on my place what tools/technologies would you have
> used to develop a webapplication
> >  to provide reports using tables and charts/graphs.
> You should have find the answer if you played with the demo's app's
> like the Expenses app.
>
>
> On Tue, Dec 27, 2011 at 10:32 AM, Z.A Jafari wrote:
>
>>
>> + GWT doc's get you well started. See the demo's app'.s
>> i have gone through the demos. i have also gone through the posts
>> which makes me more confused because of so many different comments. So, I
>> have done my homework.But need expert advise to get started.For e.g. if 
>> you
>> were on my place what tools/technologies would you have used to develop a
>> webapplication to provide reports using tables and charts/graphs.
>>
>> On 27 December 2011 12:50, Ed  wrote:
>>
>>> Please do  more homework before posting:
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>>> + There are many discussions on Hibernate/JPA/Gilead that help you
>>> make the correct decision. That said: there is one going on as we speak.
>>> + Google Search helps you as there are many "getting started"
>>> articles around on the web.
>>>
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Re: Why GWT HTTP client can't receive HTTP response

[Alan Chaney]

If you can limit your target audience to ff 3.5+, Webkit 4+ (chrome, 
safari) and ie8+ you can also use CORS.


See http://saltybeagle.com/2009/09/cross-origin-resource-sharing-demo/

If you need to support IE8/9 then you will have to add a few lines of 
JSNI to provide M/S XDR support.



CORS is unbelievably easy to implement at the server end, because all 
you have to do is add one or two extra headers to the output.


This assumes that you have some control over the server, or can get the 
server's owners to make a small change. If they are serving to a public 
community, its a change that they should make, IMHO, because the wide 
scale deployment of CORS would solve many problems with SOP, which, 
after all, is why it was invented!


HTH

Alan



On 12/27/2011 5:20 AM, Jens wrote:
1.) If the domain of the external URL is actually your production 
domain (the one where you would deploy and access the app for 
production) but you are developing using localhost as domain or 
similar, you can disable SOP in several browsers (google for "disable 
SOP"). But this is only useful for developing.


2.) Make a request from GWT client to your GWT server and your GWT 
server makes a request to the external URL.


3.) Use a reverse proxy where you can map any external URLs to URLs of 
your domain, e.g. a GWT client request to 
http://www.yourdomain.com/external/mydata may be redirected by the 
reverse proxy to http://www.mydata.com/api.



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Re: Develop Web application

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Please do  more homework before posting:
+ GWT doc's get you well started. See the demo's app'.s
+ There are many discussions on Hibernate/JPA/Gilead that help you make the 
correct decision. That said: there is one going on as we speak.
+ Google Search helps you as there are many "getting started" articles 
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Re: widget's parent does not implement HasWidgets

[Ed]

Put a breakpoint in  Widget.removeFromParent and see why it throws that 
exception (at line 204).
Apparently your display contains a parent Widget that doesn't implement the 
HasWidget interface. From your code this isn't clear.

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Develop Web application

[Z.A Jafari]

Hello there,

I have a ERP application which I have developed with JAVA Swing and
hibernate. My Users RDP the server and run the application. Now I wan tto
develop a reporting application from the data captured from my Java
application. I want to use GWT/GXT to develop the reporting system. Can
somebody tell me what I need to get started with it. I use eclipse IDE and
want to use Tomcat as the container server for my application. Please help
me to get started wi th it. for e.g. do I use GILEAD or JPA or something
else??. i need help on these things.

cheers
ZOlf

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Re: Develop Web application

[Z.A Jafari]

can you please provide the link for the expense application

On 27 December 2011 13:22, Z.A Jafari  wrote:

>
> thanks for your feedbacks. for the hibernate section, do i use GILEAD tool
> or would you use something else,as a whole
>
> On 27 December 2011 13:17, Ed Bras  wrote:
>
>> > because of so many different comments.
>> This is because there are many way's do/implement things and there is no
>> silver bullet. It all depends on your own situation.
>>
>> You are the expert about your problem domain and as such the best one
>> that can decide which tools/mechanisms to use by studying well  the doc's
>> and tools.
>> Did you try any demo app's on your machine and played with it? This
>> should give you a good idea what is possible and help you decide what to
>> use.
>> Make several small app's and use different mechanism's like UiBinder,
>> RequestFactory, ClientBundle, Unit tests, etc.. and make your todo list
>> such that find the correct solutions for your problem domain.
>>
>> >  if you were on my place what tools/technologies would you have used
>> to develop a webapplication
>> >  to provide reports using tables and charts/graphs.
>> You should have find the answer if you played with the demo's app's like
>> the Expenses app.
>>
>>
>> On Tue, Dec 27, 2011 at 10:32 AM, Z.A Jafari  wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> + GWT doc's get you well started. See the demo's app'.s
>>> i have gone through the demos. i have also gone through the posts which
>>> makes me more confused because of so many different comments. So, I have
>>> done my homework.But need expert advise to get started.For e.g. if you were
>>> on my place what tools/technologies would you have used to develop a
>>> webapplication to provide reports using tables and charts/graphs.
>>>
>>> On 27 December 2011 12:50, Ed  wrote:
>>>
 Please do  more homework before posting:
 + GWT doc's get you well started. See the demo's app'.s
 + There are many discussions on Hibernate/JPA/Gilead that help you make
 the correct decision. That said: there is one going on as we speak.
 + Google Search helps you as there are many "getting started" articles
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Re: Disable Datepicker date

[Ed]

> Please reply with your valuable answers. :) 
Please ask valuable questions ;)
This has been asked many times in the forum, search for it please.
BTW: it's simple to do yourself, just extends the GWT datepicker classes.

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Re: Visual Event

[Ed]

I am not sure if I can completely answer your question as I am not a JS 
expert, but let's give it a try
You might want to ask this in the contributor forum where you find more dev 
team members.

GWT holds the current fired event as global property in 
DOM.currentEvent
.
(GWT code is accessible from JS code)
A GWT event has a short lifecycle and is only valid when it's fired and as 
such can be accessed through this property.
The gwt event also contains a reference to the widget (element).


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Re: Hiii

[Ed]

Details?

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TabLayoutPanel SelectionHandler invoked multiple times

[ALB-PSP-DV1]

Hi,

I have a TabLayoutPanel  with 3 tabs. I have added a selection handler
to it to change the color of the selected/unselected tabs.

However the selectionHandler seems to be invoked 3 times instead of
once when I select a tab.

i.e. SelectionHandler invocation = Total number of tabs in
TabLayoutPanel


@UiField
TabLayoutPanel fareDisplayPanel;

fareDisplayPanel.addSelectionHandler(new SelectionHandler() {
  @Override
  public void onSelection(final SelectionEvent event)
  {
-- code for styling selected/unselected
tabs--
  }
});

Can someone please point out the mistake that I'm doing. Thanks in
advance.

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Re: Why GWT HTTP client can't receive HTTP response

[Jens]

1.) If the domain of the external URL is actually your production domain 
(the one where you would deploy and access the app for production) but you 
are developing using localhost as domain or similar, you can disable SOP in 
several browsers (google for "disable SOP"). But this is only useful for 
developing.

2.) Make a request from GWT client to your GWT server and your GWT server 
makes a request to the external URL.

3.) Use a reverse proxy where you can map any external URLs to URLs of your 
domain, e.g. a GWT client request to 
http://www.yourdomain.com/external/mydata may be redirected by the reverse 
proxy to http://www.mydata.com/api. 


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gwt virtual keyboard

[Amrutha]

I have created a login page and virtual keyboard using gwt designer.
When i click on show keyboard icon in login page, keyboard should come
there and if i press a key that particular key charactor or number
should appear in username field and password field.
How could i implement this using gwt?In short how could I implement a
gwt login page with virtual keyboard?

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Visual Event

[theallan]

Hello all,

I'm the author of a bookmarklet called Visual Event (
http://www.sprymedia.co.uk/article/Visual+Event+2 ) which shows events
that are assigned to DOM elements. Unfortunately due to the lack of
being able to query the DOM to find out what events have been applied
to elements what I do is parse through event cache information held by
Javascript libraries.

So what I was wondering was, does GWT hold this kind of event
information and is it globally assessable as a property or a method
somehow? With this information I'd be able to add support to Visual
Event for showing GWT assigned events.

Many thanks,
Allan

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Re: Using java.util.Collections in GWT application

[Jens]

Collections.synchronizedList() is not emulated by GWT 
(see: 
http://code.google.com/intl/de-DE/webtoolkit/doc/latest/RefJreEmulation.html)

Your client code runs in a single thread in the browser so there is no need 
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Re: Why GWT HTTP client can't receive HTTP response

[Alfredo Quiroga-Villamil]

Unf. not a whole lot. Easiest might be to:

UI - Your server - XML API

Between the UI and your server you can use a variety of protocols. From
your server, then consume the API you need and expose it to the client.

Regards,

Alfredo
On Dec 27, 2011 12:25 AM, "Justin@GWT"  wrote:

> Thanks.
> Is there any workaround about the SOP? I would like to fetch some XML
> data, but not JSON data.
> I tried to enable the cross-site host mode, but I was told "cross-site
> hosted mode not yet implemented" by GWT.
>
> Best Regards,
> Justin
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Disable Datepicker date

[Rahul Mathur]

Hi,
I am using From and To datpickers, when I select date from from
datepicker, I want all dates in calender before 'From date' to get
disabled. Like if, 'From date' chosen from it is : 22/12/2011, I want
all dates before it in calendar to be seen as disable.
Please reply with your valuable answers. :)

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Re: Develop Web application

[Z.A Jafari]

thanks.can you please post the link for the expense app.

On 27 December 2011 13:40, Ed Bras  wrote:

> I would probably go for the Request Factory as I commented on the current
> discussion on this subject.
>
>
> On Tue, Dec 27, 2011 at 10:52 AM, Z.A Jafari  wrote:
>
>>
>> thanks for your feedbacks. for the hibernate section, do i use GILEAD
>> tool or would you use something else,as a whole
>>
>> On 27 December 2011 13:17, Ed Bras  wrote:
>>
>>> > because of so many different comments.
>>> This is because there are many way's do/implement things and there is no
>>> silver bullet. It all depends on your own situation.
>>>
>>> You are the expert about your problem domain and as such the best one
>>> that can decide which tools/mechanisms to use by studying well  the doc's
>>> and tools.
>>> Did you try any demo app's on your machine and played with it? This
>>> should give you a good idea what is possible and help you decide what to
>>> use.
>>> Make several small app's and use different mechanism's like UiBinder,
>>> RequestFactory, ClientBundle, Unit tests, etc.. and make your todo list
>>> such that find the correct solutions for your problem domain.
>>>
>>> >  if you were on my place what tools/technologies would you have used
>>> to develop a webapplication
>>> >  to provide reports using tables and charts/graphs.
>>> You should have find the answer if you played with the demo's app's like
>>> the Expenses app.
>>>
>>>
>>> On Tue, Dec 27, 2011 at 10:32 AM, Z.A Jafari  wrote:
>>>

 + GWT doc's get you well started. See the demo's app'.s
 i have gone through the demos. i have also gone through the posts which
 makes me more confused because of so many different comments. So, I have
 done my homework.But need expert advise to get started.For e.g. if you were
 on my place what tools/technologies would you have used to develop a
 webapplication to provide reports using tables and charts/graphs.

 On 27 December 2011 12:50, Ed  wrote:

> Please do  more homework before posting:
> + GWT doc's get you well started. See the demo's app'.s
> + There are many discussions on Hibernate/JPA/Gilead that help you
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> around on the web.
>
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Re: Creating image from base64

[Jens]

If you want to support larger images (larger than 32kb) and/or IE6/IE7 you 
have to use your current approach:

class MyImage implements Serializable { 
String imageUrl; //which will point to your image servlet
AddtionalData addtionalData; 
} 

And in my opinion there is nothing wrong with it. You fetch all the data 
you need in one GWT request and the browser then loads the image by its 
Url. That way you got the additional data faster and you can already 
display them while the image is still loading. Also using this approach the 
browser can cache the image if the URL for the image does not change. If 
you are trying to use base64 encoded images in a GWT response you always 
download the image unless you cache it yourself.

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Re: Abridged summary of google-web-toolkit@googlegroups.com - 43 Messages in 20 Topics

[Bradley Woods]

On Tue, Dec 27, 2011 at 8:42 AM, wrote:

>   Today's Topic Summary
>
> Group: http://groups.google.com/group/google-web-toolkit/topics
>
>- Creating image from base64 <#1347fc2255674bc4_group_thread_0> [2
>Updates]
>- Why GWT HTTP client can't receive HTTP 
> response<#1347fc2255674bc4_group_thread_1>[5 Updates]
>- TabLayoutPanel SelectionHandler invoked multiple 
> times<#1347fc2255674bc4_group_thread_2>[1 Update]
>- Initializing Hibernate <#1347fc2255674bc4_group_thread_3> [1 Update]
>- Develop Web application <#1347fc2255674bc4_group_thread_4> [11
>Updates]
>- widget's parent does not implement 
> HasWidgets<#1347fc2255674bc4_group_thread_5>[2 Updates]
>- Reporting in GWT <#1347fc2255674bc4_group_thread_6> [2 Updates]
>- Session management in GWT <#1347fc2255674bc4_group_thread_7> [1
>Update]
>- GWT Plugin does not work in Chrome 16.0.912.63 m on Windows 2008
>64bit <#1347fc2255674bc4_group_thread_8> [1 Update]
>- RequestFactory Imposible To use <#1347fc2255674bc4_group_thread_9>[1 
> Update]
>- checking out the gwt code into eclipse create a chicken & egg
>problem.. <#1347fc2255674bc4_group_thread_10> [2 Updates]
>- GWT and Hibernate <#1347fc2255674bc4_group_thread_11> [1 Update]
>- Documentation of GWT <#1347fc2255674bc4_group_thread_12> [2 Updates]
>- I made Selenium + GWT setup 
> instructions<#1347fc2255674bc4_group_thread_13>[4 Updates]
>- Java for back end coding <#1347fc2255674bc4_group_thread_14> [2
>Updates]
>- CellTable CheckboxCell setTitle() <#1347fc2255674bc4_group_thread_15>[1 
> Update]
>- Cell Table Header Sorting Symbol 
> Overlap<#1347fc2255674bc4_group_thread_16>[1 Update]
>- 500 The call failed on the server <#1347fc2255674bc4_group_thread_17>[1 
> Update]
>- Small library for handling GWT's history. Connected with Places and
>Activities <#1347fc2255674bc4_group_thread_18> [1 Update]
>- GWT-RCharts Released (An interactive client side Charting Library
>with 3D CHARTS) <#1347fc2255674bc4_group_thread_19> [1 Update]
>
>   Creating image from 
> base64
>
>Mark  Dec 26 06:01PM -0800
>
>The OP didn't say anything about a specific browser; this is the only
>solution I know of for client-side handling of base64 data using GWT.
>I would suggest that you make an HTML element containing ...more
>
>
>Jens  Dec 27 05:41AM -0800
>
>If you want to support larger images (larger than 32kb) and/or IE6/IE7
>you
>have to use your current approach:
>
>class MyImage implements Serializable {
>String imageUrl; //which will point to ...more
>
>   Why GWT HTTP client can't receive HTTP 
> response
>
>"Justin@GWT"  Dec 26 05:57PM -0800
>
>I follow the example code provided by Google GWT to send a HTTP GET
>request and receive the response. The GET request was sent out
>successfully, but can't receive response message. Actually the ...more
>
>
>Alfredo Quiroga-Villamil  Dec 26 11:11PM -0500
>
>See:
>
>http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/doc/1.6/FAQ_Server.html
>
>Look for SOP.
>
>Regards,
>
>Alfredo
>
>
>--
>Alfredo Quiroga-Villamil
>
>AOL/Yahoo/Gmail/MSN IM: lawwton
>...more
>
>
>"Justin@GWT"  Dec 26 09:24PM -0800
>
>Thanks.
>Is there any workaround about the SOP? I would like to fetch some XML
>data,
>but not JSON data.
>I tried to enable the cross-site host mode, but I was told "cross-site
>hosted mode not yet ...more
>
>
>Alfredo Quiroga-Villamil  Dec 27 07:17AM -0500
>
>Unf. not a whole lot. Easiest might be to:
>
>UI - Your server - XML API
>
>Between the UI and your server you can use a variety of protocols. From
>your server, then consume the API you need and ...more
>
>
>Jens  Dec 27 05:20AM -0800
>
>1.) If the domain of the external URL is actually your production
>domain
>(the one where you would deploy and access the app for production) but
>you
>are developing using localhost as domain or ...more
>
>   TabLayoutPanel SelectionHandler invoked multiple 
> times
>
>ALB-PSP-DV1  Dec 27 04:47AM -0800
>
>Hi,
>
>I have a TabLayoutPanel with 3 tabs. I have added a selection handler
>to it to change the color of the selected/unselected tabs.
>
>However the selectionHandler seems to be invoked 3 times ...more
>
>   Initializing 
> Hibernate
>
>Paul Robinson  Dec 27 12:38PM
>
>This really depends on how you set up your server, but you will
>probably have a servlet that is used for communication with your GWT
>client. So you can put your initialization code in your servlet's
>...more
>
>   Develop Web 
> application

Using java.util.Collections in GWT application

[fjarenales]

Hi folks,

I'm trying to use Collections and the method synchronizedList. I have
something like this:

private List myList = Collections.synchronizedList(new
ArrayList()), where UserBean is a java-bean used in my
application.

When i try to compile this, i get the next error:

The method synchronizedList(List) is undefined for the type
Collections.

May i have to configure or, maybe, inherit something in my GWT
application.

Kind Regards,

Javier

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Best MVP Pattern for iPhone-like Navigation, with top level Tab-Bar?

[Eric]

I am starting a new GWT app where I want to use best practices and MVP
(model view presenter).  I want to duplicate the functionality in a
native app that has both iPhone and iPad versions.  What is the best
way to apply MVP, Activities, and Places to achieve this?

My UI will be structured like this:

1. In the iPhone app -- I have a tab-bar along the bottom that stays
on the screen at all times.  Above that is a Table where I can pick
rows and drill down a level.  Above the table is a navigation bar that
allows me to navigate back up the table selection hierarchy (i.e. a
standard iPhone-like navigation bar).

2. In the iPad app, the UI is more complicated.  Not only do I have a
bottom tab-bar that stays on the screen at all times, but in the main
content area I have 4 different tables (one in each quadrant) that all
contain tables with navigation-bars above them, and each table can
drill down into its own child content.

My question is, what is the best/proper way to manage all of this
navigation with a set of reusable widgets/views and presenters.  Do I
make all of the display regions correspond to one ActivityManager/
AcivityMapper, and then have a global ActivityManager/ActivityMapper
for the application shell w/tab-bar?  Are each of these screen
quadrants then made up of different Activities (one for each level of
the table drill down)?

Or, do I have one single Activity that manages a set of child
Presenters that know how to manage navigation for themselves?

I know there are MVP frameworks out there like GWTP and MVP4G, but I
would like to know how to solve this problem with the standard Google
MVP patterns and Activities & Places.  But if someone can highly
recommend GWTP and MVP4G to show that this particular use-case is
directly supported, I may consider switching to use one of those
frameworks.

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Datagrid headers grouping?

[John99]

Hello. Is it possible to make header grouping (colspan) in  
datagrid(celltable)?
Thanx

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where are all the jar files for gwt projects?

[Elhanan]

i  almost finished setting up eclipse for gwt source development, however 
the buildpath references a huge amount of jars which are not in the svn 
repo, (icu4j,jaxb-api-2-1 etc..) what am i missing? 

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RequestFactory Value Proxy Use Case

[EMan]

I am a little unclear as to how you use a Value Proxy (as opposed to an 
Entity Proxy) in RequestFactory.  I am assuming I can use it to do some 
server processing and return data back to the client?  But how do I do 
that?  I don't see a way to use a Locator, how do I populate the data in a 
Value Proxy?

Thanks for your help.

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Re: Datagrid headers grouping?

[Jeff Larsen]

yes, but it is only in trunk.

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Re: GWT Plugin does not work in Chrome 16.0.912.63 m on Windows 2008 64bit

[mkn]

I already tried that. I uninstalled the plugin reinstalled the plugin
=> same result. I uninstalled chrome, reinstalled chrome, installed
the plugin => same result. This is so annoying. I have the same setup
on another server and there it works fine...

On Dec 27, 6:19 am, Mohit  wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I faced a similar problem. But when I started the app next time, the
> browser start complaining that plugin is missing. I then install the
> missing plugin. After that, its working fine.
> May be try removing the plugin (if already installed) and install it
> again.
>
> Cheers,
> Mohit
>
> On Dec 26, 5:23 pm, mkn  wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > Hi all
>
> > When I run the GWT application in Eclipse and I open the link in
> > Chrome it says I have to install the GWT plugin. So I did it and after
> > the installation when I start the application again, the same message
> > appears again even with the installed plugin. The plugin is listed in
> > the Extensions list of chrome and the box for activated is also
> > checked.
>
> > Does anyone know how to solve this problem?
>
> > Cheers, Khoa

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Re: RequestFactory Value Proxy Use Case

[Patrick Julien]

A ValueProxy acts as a bridge to existing data types or objects that do get 
persisted but are outside your control, e.g., you can proxy a User from 
AppEngine to your client:

http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/java/javadoc/com/google/appengine/api/users/User.html
 

See the gwt expense sample.  It does exactly that, it uses a locator and a 
ValueProxy to expose GAE User's to the client.


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Help with resizing

[Mike Dee]

I can't get onResize() to be called on some of my panels.  I'm using
Activities and Places.  The top level panel is a DockLayoutPanel.  All
of the activity happens in the center panel.  The view I'm having
trouble with looks like this.

public class MyViewImpl extends ResizeComposite implements MyView,
RequiresResize, ProvidesResize
{
interface Binder extends UiBinder
{
}

private static final Binder binder = GWT.create( Binder.class );
@UiField SplitLayoutPanel splitPanel; // The SplitPanel
@UiField FlowPanel westArea;   // FlowPanel in
SplitLayoutPanel's west area
@UiField TabLayoutPanel centerArea; // Tab panel is
SplitLayoutPanel's center area
@UiField FormPanel tab1Panel; // Tab 1
@UiField FormPanel tab2Panel; // Tab 2
@UiField HorizontalPanel tab3Panel;  // Tab 3

 ...

public void onResize()
{
   // This gets called.
}
}

MyViewImpl contains a top level SplitLayoutPanel that contains two
areas.  The west area is a FlowPanel and the center area contains a
TabLayoutPanel.  The TabLayoutPanel contains three tabs.  The third
tab contains a list of image tiles and the layout is adjusted upon
resize (which I can't get to fire).

When a resize occurs, the MyViewImple receives the onResize().  I
can't get the SplitLayoutPanel to receive the events though.
Ultimately I want the resize events to propogate to the TabLayoutPanel
so the third tab can layout the image tiles based on its dimensions.

I've tried to add a resize handler to the SplitLayoutPanel like this,
but it doesn't get called.

public MyViewImpl()
{
initWidget( binder.createAndBindUi( this ) );

ResizeHandler h = new ResizeHandler(){
public void onResize( ResizeEvent ev )
{
log.info( "Got Resize in splitter" );
}
};
splitPanel.addHandler( h, ResizeEvent.getType() );
}

I've also tried explicitly calling onResize() in the view's onResize()
like this, but it doesn't call the SplitLayoutPanel's on onResize().

public void onResize()
{
Widget child = getWidget();
if( child instanceof RequiresResize )
((RequiresResize)child).onResize();
}

Any ideas what I'm doing wrong?

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Re: GWT Developer Plugin for Firefox 9

[David Guo]

Test in Win7 64 bit,work fine!

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Re: gwt virtual keyboard

[Kanagaraj M]

There are 2 ways to do it.

1. Include the needed elements (keyboard, username, password, submit 
button) in a GWT Panel
  And add that panel to RootPanel
  Handle the button event

2. Put place holders in the login page
  As the sample project in eclipse does
 Handle the submit action in login page or form submit


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Re: TabLayoutPanel SelectionHandler invoked multiple times

[Patrick Tucker]

Where are you adding the SelectionHandler?

On Dec 27, 7:47 am, ALB-PSP-DV1  wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a TabLayoutPanel  with 3 tabs. I have added a selection handler
> to it to change the color of the selected/unselected tabs.
>
> However the selectionHandler seems to be invoked 3 times instead of
> once when I select a tab.
>
> i.e. SelectionHandler invocation = Total number of tabs in
> TabLayoutPanel
>
> @UiField
> TabLayoutPanel fareDisplayPanel;
>
> fareDisplayPanel.addSelectionHandler(new SelectionHandler() {
>           @Override
>           public void onSelection(final SelectionEvent event)
>           {
>             -- code for styling selected/unselected
> tabs--
>           }
>
> });
>
> Can someone please point out the mistake that I'm doing. Thanks in
> advance.

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Re: gwt virtual keyboard

[Amrutha]

Heii Kanagaraj,
 
  Thanks for your reply.I have added buttons in keyboard as images.Can 
you please tell me how can i get that particular button character in my 
username?How to code that in gwt?

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Re: gwt virtual keyboard

[Kanagaraj M]

write a click event listener.
Attach the listener to all the buttons.
receive the event, find which button is clicked and add the respective 
character to text box

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Re: gwt virtual keyboard

[Amrutha Thomas]

Heii Kanagaraj,

 I have added the code like this

Image image_1 =

*new* Image("Images/1.png");

image_1.addClickListener(

*new* ClickListener()

*public* *void* onClick(Widget sender){

textBox.setText((

"1" + sender.getTitle());

}

})

;

this code is working but when i click on this button it works only once
when i try to click on it again it won't come in textbox.What should I do
for that?


On Wed, Dec 28, 2011 at 10:09 AM, Kanagaraj M wrote:

> write a click event listener.
> Attach the listener to all the buttons.
> receive the event, find which button is clicked and add the respective
> character to text box
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Re: Develop Web application

[Z.A Jafari]

cheers!!

On 27 December 2011 14:36, Ed Bras  wrote:

> >
> http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/doc/latest/tutorial/gettingstarted.html
> This is tutorial to build your first Hello world app.
> Download the SDK in the download section and in the zip you find all the
> sample/demo app you need to make you a gwt expert.
>
>
> On Tue, Dec 27, 2011 at 11:38 AM, Z.A Jafari  wrote:
>
>>
>> http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/doc/latest/tutorial/gettingstarted.html
>>
>> On 27 December 2011 13:59, Ed Bras  wrote:
>>
>>> > thanks.can you please post the link for the expense app.
>>> > i have gone through the demos
>>> Which demo app's did you go through? and where did you find them?
>>>
>>>
>>> On Tue, Dec 27, 2011 at 11:16 AM, Z.A Jafari  wrote:
>>>

 thanks.can you please post the link for the expense app.

 On 27 December 2011 13:40, Ed Bras  wrote:

> I would probably go for the Request Factory as I commented on the
> current discussion on this subject.
>
>
> On Tue, Dec 27, 2011 at 10:52 AM, Z.A Jafari wrote:
>
>>
>> thanks for your feedbacks. for the hibernate section, do i use GILEAD
>> tool or would you use something else,as a whole
>>
>> On 27 December 2011 13:17, Ed Bras  wrote:
>>
>>> > because of so many different comments.
>>> This is because there are many way's do/implement things and there
>>> is no silver bullet. It all depends on your own situation.
>>>
>>> You are the expert about your problem domain and as such the best
>>> one that can decide which tools/mechanisms to use by studying well  the
>>> doc's and tools.
>>> Did you try any demo app's on your machine and played with it? This
>>> should give you a good idea what is possible and help you decide what to
>>> use.
>>> Make several small app's and use different mechanism's like
>>> UiBinder, RequestFactory, ClientBundle, Unit tests, etc.. and make your
>>> todo list such that find the correct solutions for your problem domain.
>>>
>>> >  if you were on my place what tools/technologies would you have
>>> used to develop a webapplication
>>> >  to provide reports using tables and charts/graphs.
>>> You should have find the answer if you played with the demo's app's
>>> like the Expenses app.
>>>
>>>
>>> On Tue, Dec 27, 2011 at 10:32 AM, Z.A Jafari wrote:
>>>

 + GWT doc's get you well started. See the demo's app'.s
 i have gone through the demos. i have also gone through the posts
 which makes me more confused because of so many different comments. 
 So, I
 have done my homework.But need expert advise to get started.For e.g. 
 if you
 were on my place what tools/technologies would you have used to 
 develop a
 webapplication to provide reports using tables and charts/graphs.

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> + There are many discussions on Hibernate/JPA/Gilead that help you
> make the correct decision. That said: there is one going on as we 
> speak.
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Re: gwt virtual keyboard

[Kanagaraj M]

You are overriding the values in the text box,
you have to append with already existing value

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Re: gwt virtual keyboard

[Amrutha Thomas]

can you please show me how to code that??









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Re: gwt virtual keyboard

[Kanagaraj M]

textBox.setText( textBox.getText()+sender.getTitle());

I dont understand why you are adding "1".


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Re: TabLayoutPanel SelectionHandler invoked multiple times

[ALB-PSP-DV1]

I'm adding the selection handler to the TabLayoutPanel.

fareDisplayPanel.addSelectionHandler(new SelectionHandler()
{ }


On Dec 28, 8:56 am, Patrick Tucker  wrote:
> Where are you adding theSelectionHandler?
>
> On Dec 27, 7:47 am, ALB-PSP-DV1  wrote:
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>
>
>
>
>
>
> > Hi,
>
> > I have aTabLayoutPanel with 3 tabs. I have added a selection handler
> > to it to change the color of the selected/unselected tabs.
>
> > However theselectionHandlerseems to beinvoked3timesinstead of
> > once when I select a tab.
>
> > i.e.SelectionHandlerinvocation = Total number of tabs in
> >TabLayoutPanel
>
> > @UiField
> >TabLayoutPanelfareDisplayPanel;
>
> > fareDisplayPanel.addSelectionHandler(newSelectionHandler() {
> >           @Override
> >           public void onSelection(final SelectionEvent event)
> >           {
> >             -- code for styling selected/unselected
> > tabs--
> >           }
>
> > });
>
> > Can someone please point out the mistake that I'm doing. Thanks in
> > advance.

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Re: gwt virtual keyboard

[Amrutha Thomas]

if 1 is not added how it works,bcoz I have added the keys as images

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> textBox.setText( textBox.getText()+sender.getTitle());
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Re: gwt virtual keyboard

[Kanagaraj M]

yes.
but you could have added different images. right?
while adding the image, set the respective title
as imageA.setTitle("A"); imageB.setTitle("B") respectively

and use textBox.setText( textBox.getText()+sender.getTitle());

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Re: gwt virtual keyboard

[Amrutha Thomas]

ohhh I have forgotten that Thanks yaar







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> if 1 is not added how it works,bcoz I have added the keys as images
>
>
> On Wed, Dec 28, 2011 at 11:34 AM, Kanagaraj M wrote:
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>> textBox.setText( textBox.getText()+sender.getTitle());
>>
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Re: Popup Panels are always displayed behind the youtube iframe

[George Simon K]

I too had this issue. Opaque fixed. Thanks

On Tue, Sep 20, 2011 at 12:33 AM, erebrus  wrote:

> Thanks, that did it.
>
> On Sep 19, 2:47 pm, KevMo  wrote:
> > Try adding &wmode=Opaque to the end of the iFrame URL.
> >
> > On Sep 19, 1:16 am, erebrus  wrote:
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > > Hi,
> > > I have HTMLPanel in which I include an iframe with a youtube. My
> > > problem is that whenever I display a popup panel (e.g. custom made
> > > dialog boxes) that youtube iframe is always displayed on top of the
> > > popup panel?
> > > Does anybody know how to solve this problem?
> >
> > > Thanks
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GWTP Code Splitting

[Hardik Mishra]

Hello All

I am using GWTP (MVP framework by Google) with GWT 2.3. I want to use
GWT code splitting with my presenters.

I know about @ProxyCodeSplit annotation in Presenters. Like below

@ProxyCodeSplit
public interface MyProxy extends Proxy {
}
Is this sufficient ? Or Do I need to dig out GWT Code Splitting which
provides A call to GWT.runAsync.

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Re: Datagrid headers grouping?

[John99]

Tnak you for answer Jeff. Do you mean  CellTableBuilder API?

http://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/source/detail?r=10476 

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Re: Help with resizing

[Mike Dee]

Played around with this a little more and came to a few conclusions.
I am guessing that adding a ResizeHandler to SplitLayoutPanel has no
effect because SplitLayoutPanel already implements onResize() - due to
its implementing RequiresResize.  I can see SplitLayoutPanel's
onResize() being called by stepping through the code.  The
ResizeHandler I added is no where to be found.

That leaves the option of deriving my own subclass of SplitLayoutPanel
and then overriding onResize().  Easy enough EXCEPT how does one get
such a class to work with uibinder?

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