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On Monday, December 10, 2012 7:28:13 PM UTC+1, Joseph Lust wrote:

 Have you checked out gwt-exporter 
 http://code.google.com/p/gwt-exporter/yet? It should achieve what you're 
 talking about with a minimal amount of 
 overhead.


FYI, gwt-exporter was created by Ray Cromwell back when he worked at/owned 
TimePedia, for exactly this purpose. You can see it at use in Chronoscope: 
https://code.google.com/p/gwt-chronoscope/

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Re: How not expose method to client when using RCP

2012-12-11 Thread Luis Costa



Hi Jens,

Thanks for your answer, the point here is who owns the contract (interface) 
server or client?

In my perspective is the server, and so this interface could have more than 
just methods to be expose to client side, in others technologies it can be 
defined which methods are expose to client, I think it would be interesting 
to have a way to define interface methods not to be exposed to client side 
(like a transient annotation).

Hope to hear some feedback.

Luis.

Segunda-feira, 10 de Dezembro de 2012 12:10:31 UTC, Jens escreveu:

 As far as I know you cant send the class Class through GWT-RPC as its not 
 serializable. So you have to remove your getDtoType() method from your 
 GWT-RPC interface (and any other method that takes Class as argument)

 As you only want to use the method on server side I am not sure why you 
 add it to the interface and thus make it part of your public API?


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Re: Duplicated entry in DeobfuscatorBuilder for maven compile

Which JDK are you using? (OpenJDK? Oracle? 6? 7?)

Please file an issue with as much information as possible, and if you can
make a small project that reproduces the issue it'd be even better.

On Tuesday, December 11, 2012 9:15:33 AM UTC+1, SiJa wrote:

Am Montag, 10. Dezember 2012 18:38:24 UTC+1 schrieb Thomas Broyer:

On Monday, December 10, 2012 5:41:37 PM UTC+1, SiJa wrote:

Hallo,

withOperation(new OperationKey(KUn4aunHWrVyneYsWoPuvNECTaM=),
new OperationData.Builder()

...

The first entry for OPAssertionWithInformation is the right one because
my proxies look like this

@ProxyFor(value = OPAssertionWithInformation.class, locator =
OPAssertionLocator.class)
public interface OPAssertionWithInfEntityProxy extends EntityProxy {
...
}

@ProxyFor(OPAssertionWithInformation.class)
public interface OPAssertionWithMinInformationProxy extends ValueProxy {
...
}

I need both proxies.

I´ve been searching for a couple of days but I don´t understand why the
result of eclipse and maven compile are different and why maven compile
produces this duplicated entry. Can anybody help me?

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Re: Multiple GWT sessions possible?

You should always always always keep track which user is logged in on 
server side just because of security. If you have user roles, permissions, 
secured areas in your application then you should not trust by all means 
what the client sends you. An attacker has full control of the source code 
of your GWT client side application. He could fake user IDs, assigned 
roles/permissions if you only store them on client side without 
verification on server side. Your server must be rock solid. Security 
information on the client are just cosmetic so you can show/hide UI 
controls that you have access/no access to.
Also each of your GWT-RPC requests should also send a security token in its 
payload that you check on the server to avoid CSRF attacks.

Typically a HttpSession on server side only represents a browser instance 
and thats it (done via the session cookie set by your application server). 
To connect it to the logged in user you have to store something in the 
session that depends on that particular user. This can be the user_id or 
some kind of a token that represents the logged in user. This information 
should be stored on the client and send to the server on each request so it 
can be compared against the value in the server side session. Without any 
further logic this would limit you to one active user session on client 
side (session.get(USER_ID_KEY)).

For multiple client session you should calculate a token that identifies 
the browser window/tab, so you would extend the typical app server session 
that only identifies the browser instance itself. In your app server 
session you would store [tab/window-session-id, new HashTable()] and then 
use the HashTable to store session information instead of the session 
directly (HashTable because of thread safety). So the user_id/token 
mentioned before would go into the tab-session to connect the tab-session 
with the logged in user. Like the app server session id, the tab session id 
also has to be stored on the client.

So in short: trusting the user_id coming from client side is a bad idea if 
you don't have other means to identify an user on server side.

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Re: How not expose method to client when using RCP

As mentioned before if you use a public interface that interface defines a 
type that is part of your public API (= how your server can be accessed via 
GWT apps).

In case of GWT-RPC you could give me your GWT-RPC service interface and I 
could build a GWT app that uses your service (lets ignore potential 
technical issues here). So if you dont want me to use a specific method 
then this method should not be part of that interface. Otherwise I will use 
this method just because it exists and you are always bound to that method, 
as you can not remove it later without breaking my app that uses your 
service.

So your GWT-RPC service interface should only contain methods that the 
client is interested in, not more. If you need an additional interface for 
your servlet on server side then just create one and let it possibly extend 
the shared GWT-RPC service.

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Re: Creating widgets for use with / without GWT

2012-12-11 Thread Magno Machado

Thanks Joseph for the clientbundle sugestion. Until now, I'm not using any
image/css/resources, it's just java[script] code. But in the future it may
be useful!

Regarding gwt-exporter, I don't think it will reduce the compiled js size,


On Tue, Dec 11, 2012 at 7:41 AM, Thomas Broyer t.bro...@gmail.com wrote:



 On Monday, December 10, 2012 7:28:13 PM UTC+1, Joseph Lust wrote:

 Have you checked out 
 gwt-exporterhttp://code.google.com/p/gwt-exporter/yet? It should achieve 
 what you're talking about with a minimal amount of
 overhead.


 FYI, gwt-exporter was created by Ray Cromwell back when he worked at/owned
 TimePedia, for exactly this purpose. You can see it at use in Chronoscope:
 https://code.google.com/p/gwt-chronoscope/

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Re: FlexTable MouseOver ??

2012-12-11 Thread Jostein

Hi,
I have implemented this code in my application and it works fine, but my 
first row is header row and should not be changed by the events (
ONMOUSEDOWN , ONMOUSEUP ...) How can I prevent that? 

Thanks for any help!!


kl. 19:49:47 UTC+2 onsdag 18. oktober 2006 skrev ddoxey følgende:

 Martin, I have had some success with another approach:

 //--- begin snippet

 public class MyTable extends FlexTable {

 public MyTable() {
 super();
 // indicate which events you intend to notice
 sinkEvents(Event.ONMOUSEDOWN | Event.ONMOUSEUP | Event.ONMOUSEOVER 
 |
 Event.ONMOUSEOUT);
 }

 public void onBrowserEvent(Event event) {
 Element td = getEventTargetCell(event);
 if (td == null) return;
 Element tr = DOM.getParent(td);
 switch (DOM.eventGetType(event)) {
 case Event.ONMOUSEDOWN: {
 DOM.setStyleAttribute(tr, backgroundColor, 
 #ffce00);
 onRowClick(tr);
 break;
 }
 case Event.ONMOUSEUP: {
 DOM.setStyleAttribute(tr, backgroundColor, 
 #ff);
 break;
 }
 case Event.ONMOUSEOVER: {
 DOM.setStyleAttribute(tr, backgroundColor, 
 #ffce00);
 onRowRollover(tr);
 break;
 }
 case Event.ONMOUSEOUT: {
 DOM.setStyleAttribute(tr, backgroundColor,
 #ff);
 break;
 }
 }
 }
 }

 //--- end snippet

 I hope that is helpful.



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Re: Creating widgets for use with / without GWT

2012-12-11 Thread Magno Machado

I've achieved a great code reduction by avoiding gwt widget stuff when
compiling as a js library. Basicaly I'm working directly with Element and
DOM classes. Each permutation is now ~10kb (Before it was ~20kb)

I'll experiment tuning my module's inherits

Currently it just inherits User.gwt.xml, which in turn inherits lots of
modules that I don't need, like:
Tree, RichText, History, Animation, etc.
While the compiler do a good job removing unused code, I'm wondering wether
those (and other) modules may still leave some footprints


On Tue, Dec 11, 2012 at 9:54 AM, Magno Machado magn...@gmail.com wrote:

 Thanks Joseph for the clientbundle sugestion. Until now, I'm not using any
 image/css/resources, it's just java[script] code. But in the future it may
 be useful!

 Regarding gwt-exporter, I don't think it will reduce the compiled js size,


 On Tue, Dec 11, 2012 at 7:41 AM, Thomas Broyer t.bro...@gmail.com wrote:



 On Monday, December 10, 2012 7:28:13 PM UTC+1, Joseph Lust wrote:

 Have you checked out 
 gwt-exporterhttp://code.google.com/p/gwt-exporter/yet? It should achieve 
 what you're talking about with a minimal amount of
 overhead.


 FYI, gwt-exporter was created by Ray Cromwell back when he worked
 at/owned TimePedia, for exactly this purpose. You can see it at use in
 Chronoscope: https://code.google.com/p/gwt-chronoscope/

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Re: Creating widgets for use with / without GWT



On Tuesday, December 11, 2012 1:23:48 PM UTC+1, Magno Machado wrote:

 I've achieved a great code reduction by avoiding gwt widget stuff when 
 compiling as a js library. Basicaly I'm working directly with Element and 
 DOM classes. Each permutation is now ~10kb (Before it was ~20kb)

 I'll experiment tuning my module's inherits

 Currently it just inherits User.gwt.xml, which in turn inherits lots of 
 modules that I don't need, like:
 Tree, RichText, History, Animation, etc.
 While the compiler do a good job removing unused code, I'm wondering 
 wether those (and other) modules may still leave some footprints


Unless they add linkers (depending on what they do) or entry points, no. 
AFAICT, only com.google.gwt.logging.Logging could have an overhead even if 
not actually used.

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[g:Label] [special character] Why it works in ui:binder but not with setText() ?

2012-12-11 Thread regnoult axel

Hello,

My 'close' label needs a special character so I do : 
close.setText(#10006;); but then it appears #10006;

Instead of calling setText(), in uiBinder I could have a working solution: 

g:Label
 ui:field=close
 addStyleNames={C.C_CSS.cross}#10006;/g:Label


My question is : Why setText() does not give me the special character (a 
cross) appearing ?
What should be the easier solution in my case (I cannot use uibinder) ?

Thanks you,

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Re: Ant test: class file for org.apache.tools.ant.Task not found

2012-12-11 Thread Ajax

+1 on this problem.

Tried w/ ant 1.8.2 and 1.7.1, on ubuntu 12.10

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Re: Duplicated entry in DeobfuscatorBuilder for maven compile

2012-12-11 Thread SiJa

We use:
java version 1.6.0_35
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_35-b10)
Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 20.10-b01, mixed mode, sharing)

Apache Maven 3.0.3 (r1075438; 2011-02-28 18:31:09+0100)

We fixed the bug by renaming an EntityProxy, which is not a sub oder
supeproxy of OPAssertionWithMinInformationProxy. The proxy
APWithInEntityProxy is now called ANPWithInfEntityProxy and everything is
ok. We have no idea why renaming solved the problem. We are trying to
create a small project which reproduces the issue. But I am not sure if we
are successful, because the issue happens in a complex application.

Thank you for your help so far.

Am Dienstag, 11. Dezember 2012 10:48:57 UTC+1 schrieb Thomas Broyer:

Which JDK are you using? (OpenJDK? Oracle? 6? 7?)

Please file an issue with as much information as possible, and if you can
make a small project that reproduces the issue it'd be even better.

On Tuesday, December 11, 2012 9:15:33 AM UTC+1, SiJa wrote:

Am Montag, 10. Dezember 2012 18:38:24 UTC+1 schrieb Thomas Broyer:

On Monday, December 10, 2012 5:41:37 PM UTC+1, SiJa wrote:

Hallo,

there is a duplicated entry in DeobfuscatorBuilder class when I compile
the application with maven and the lists with the proxies for the
duplicated bean are different. But if I compile the application with
eclipse-compiler, there is no duplicated entry and nothing went wrong
(only
the first entry of the list above for OPAssertionWithInformation).

withOperation(new OperationKey(KUn4aunHWrVyneYsWoPuvNECTaM=),
new OperationData.Builder()

...

The first entry for OPAssertionWithInformation is the right one because
my proxies look like this

@ProxyFor(value = OPAssertionWithInformation.class, locator =
OPAssertionLocator.class)
public interface OPAssertionWithInfEntityProxy extends EntityProxy {
...
}

@ProxyFor(OPAssertionWithInformation.class)
public interface OPAssertionWithMinInformationProxy extends ValueProxy
{
...
}

I need both proxies.

I´ve been searching for a couple of days but I don´t understand why the
result of eclipse and maven compile are different and why maven compile
produces this duplicated entry. Can anybody help me?

Re: [g:Label] [special character] Why it works in ui:binder but not with setText() ?

#10006; in your ui.xml is interpreted by the XML parser used at 
compile-time to generate the corresponding Java code. The generator will 
then generate something like `close.setText(\u2716)` (actually, because 
it generates files in UTF-8, it probably just uses `close.setText(✖)`).
An alternative would be to use an HTML widget and close.setHTML(#10006;)

On Tuesday, December 11, 2012 1:58:49 PM UTC+1, regnoult axel wrote:

 Hello,

 My 'close' label needs a special character so I do : 
 close.setText(#10006;); but then it appears #10006;

 Instead of calling setText(), in uiBinder I could have a working solution: 

 g:Label
  ui:field=close
  addStyleNames={C.C_CSS.cross}#10006;/g:Label


 My question is : Why setText() does not give me the special character (a 
 cross) appearing ?
 What should be the easier solution in my case (I cannot use uibinder) ?

 Thanks you,


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Re: Ant test: class file for org.apache.tools.ant.Task not found

A workaround is to not use ant test in the root folder (run it in user/ 
or dev/, actually, you might want to use test.dev.htmlunit and/or 
test.web.htmlunit in user/, and/or set the gwt.junit.testcase.includes 
property to only run a subset of the test suite), or to edit the build.xml 
and comment the line that runs the tests in buildtools.

On Tuesday, September 11, 2012 1:51:27 PM UTC+2, Marko wrote:

 Hi!

 I downloaded the latest GWT sources (trunk and tools) and compiled it 
 successfully with ant. But when I run ant test I get the following error:

 compile.tests:
 [mkdir] Created dir: 
 C:\work-gwt-test\trunk\build\out\build-tools\ant-gwt\bin-test
 [gwt.javac] Compiling 2 source files to 
 C:\work-gwt-test\trunk\build\out\build-tools\ant-gwt\bin-test
 [gwt.javac] 
 C:\work-gwt-test\trunk\build-tools\ant-gwt\test\com\google\gwt\ant\taskdefs\SvnInfoTest.java:53:
  
 error: cannot access Task
 [gwt.javac]   gitSvnInfo = SvnInfo.getGitSvnInfo(dir);
 [gwt.javac]   ^
 [gwt.javac]   class file for org.apache.tools.ant.Task not found
 [gwt.javac] 1 error

 BUILD FAILED
 C:\work-gwt-test\trunk\build.xml:137: The following error occurred while 
 executing this line:
 C:\work-gwt-test\trunk\build.xml:27: The following error occurred while 
 executing this line:
 C:\work-gwt-test\trunk\build.xml:110: The following error occurred while 
 executing this line:
 C:\work-gwt-test\trunk\build-tools\build.xml:36: The following error 
 occurred while executing this line:
 C:\work-gwt-test\trunk\build-tools\build.xml:10: The following error 
 occurred while executing this line:
 C:\work-gwt-test\trunk\build-tools\ant-gwt\build.xml:20: Compile failed; 
 see the compiler error output for details.


 What do I need to do in order to get this running? (I am using Windows 7.)

 Thank you!

 Marko


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Re: GWT Google OpenID login

2012-12-11 Thread Pedro Lamarão


Em segunda-feira, 10 de dezembro de 2012 14h19min23s UTC-2, dhoffer 
escreveu:

 That sounds about perfect.  Any chance you have some sample code you 
 could forward?  Especially how you implement the openid4java front 
 end? 



You will find a very interesting discussion about the login page here:

https://sites.google.com/site/oauthgoog/UXFedLogin/summary

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Re: Change size of an image resource (ImageBundle)?

2012-12-11 Thread Igor Knyazev

Try this.

public interface Test extends ImageBundle {
@Resource(image.png)
@ImageResource.ImageOptions(width = 100, height = 200)
AbstractImagePrototype selectionAll();}



On Sunday, December 9, 2012 12:34:18 PM UTC-8, membersound wrote:

 Hello,

 how can I change the size of an image resource that is used in the 
 following way?

  public static interface SelectionImages extends ImageBundle {
 @Resource(image.png)
 AbstractImagePrototype selectionAll();
 }

 Thank you!



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Wishlist - What GWT developers want for Christmas

We just published all of the 2600+ wishes you guys added to the Future of 
GWT survey on most important things needed in GWT. Take a look:

https://vaadin.com/gwt/report-2012/wishlist

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Re: Wishlist - What GWT developers want for Christmas

2012-12-11 Thread Stefan Ollinger


+1 Keep it moving

Am 11.12.2012 19:45, schrieb Joonas Lehtinen:
We just published all of the 2600+ wishes you guys added to the Future 
of GWT survey on most important things needed in GWT. Take a look:


https://vaadin.com/gwt/report-2012/wishlist
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Re: Wishlist - What GWT developers want for Christmas

A lot to do for Santa. Must be a large Christmas tree to get all these 
things ;-)

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We just published all of the 2600+ wishes you guys added to the Future of 
 GWT survey on most important things needed in GWT. Take a look:

 https://vaadin.com/gwt/report-2012/wishlist


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Re: Wishlist - What GWT developers want for Christmas

2012-12-11 Thread maticpetek

Dear Joonas,
   We have couple discussion in this forum about given email address to 
access survey result. Some people see this as interference between 
commercial interest of Vaadin and community. I don't think so and I also 
express my opinion. If some company invest their time  resources to 
prepare survey and present results - this is good for all community and you 
can have my email to send me product updates. Ok, I also think you have 
cool product and I want information from your company.
   But could you please explain me why you need access to my Google 
Contacts information if I login with my Google Account? Or to my friends 
lists from Facebook if I login with Facebook connect? What will list of my 
personal friends, family members and business partners have to do with GWT 
wishes voting system? Frankly speaking, I think this si very bad sign for 
feature customers (like I am) for you company product  services. And as I 
say - you have cool product and I really wish you all the best. 

Regards,
   Matic
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 We just published all of the 2600+ wishes you guys added to the Future of 
 GWT survey on most important things needed in GWT. Take a look:

 https://vaadin.com/gwt/report-2012/wishlist


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Re: Wishlist - What GWT developers want for Christmas

2012-12-11 Thread xvik

Sorry, but dont understand this. 
First report was elegant and structured, but this wishlist.. what feedback 
you want to receive from this ..sorry.. heap of sentences?
Its overduplicated! From all 2600+ requests there are only about 30 unique.
And when we get rid of out of scope requests, like make it server side, 
server push support, out of the box widgets like in sencha etc. we will see 
all the issues mentioned in first report
(compile time ,modularity, dev mode improvements etc)
Everyone know these real important issues.. what's the point of this 
whishlist, except vaadin marketing?

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 https://vaadin.com/gwt/report-2012/wishlist


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Re: Wishlist - What GWT developers want for Christmas

Hi Matic,

Vaadin.com login should only be requesting minimal amount of information 
from Twitter, Google or Facebook to implement those login options. I do not 
know the details of the login implementation, but I am sure we do not need, 
store or use friend list or contacts information. I'll ask the team to 
check if there is a bug in the implementation (requesting more info than 
needed).

Thanks for noting!

- Joonas

On Tuesday, December 11, 2012 9:33:34 PM UTC+2, maticpetek wrote:

 Dear Joonas,
We have couple discussion in this forum about given email address to 
 access survey result. Some people see this as interference between 
 commercial interest of Vaadin and community. I don't think so and I also 
 express my opinion. If some company invest their time  resources to 
 prepare survey and present results - this is good for all community and you 
 can have my email to send me product updates. Ok, I also think you have 
 cool product and I want information from your company.
But could you please explain me why you need access to my Google 
 Contacts information if I login with my Google Account? Or to my friends 
 lists from Facebook if I login with Facebook connect? What will list of my 
 personal friends, family members and business partners have to do with GWT 
 wishes voting system? Frankly speaking, I think this si very bad sign for 
 feature customers (like I am) for you company product  services. And as I 
 say - you have cool product and I really wish you all the best. 

 Regards,
Matic
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 On Tuesday, December 11, 2012 7:45:59 PM UTC+1, Joonas Lehtinen wrote:

 We just published all of the 2600+ wishes you guys added to the Future of 
 GWT survey on most important things needed in GWT. Take a look:

 https://vaadin.com/gwt/report-2012/wishlist



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Re: Regarding GWT with the upcoming Windows 8 and Internet Explorer 10

2012-12-11 Thread Dmitry

Hi,

Do you know if there are any plans to release GWT 2.5.1 with IE10 support
any time soon?

Application I'm developing relies on websockets. Therefore so far we only
supported Chrome, Firefox and Safari. With IE10 released and its support of
websockets it would be great to add it to the list. It's a pity we can't
compile IE10 specific version with current version of GWT. I still have to
check though if running IE10 in IE9 compatibility mode will disable
websockets or not.

пятница, 20 июля 2012 г., 0:07:43 UTC+2 пользователь Thomas Broyer написал:

On Thursday, July 19, 2012 8:05:49 PM UTC+2, Chak Lai wrote:

It has been confirm that the release date for Windows 8 is October 26,
2012.

Windows 8 also includes the next version of its browser: Internet
Explorer 10.

Will GWT 2.5 (final release) support IE10?

No.
But maybe 2.5.1, which we expect to release somewhere around September.
If we're lucky, we can simply use the standard-based implementations
that already serve as a base for the non-IE browsers.
Note that it'll (unfortunately) add a new permutation.

Finally, in case we don't have time to do it, you'll still be able to run
GWT apps in IE10 by asking it to use it's IE9 compatibility engine (meta
name=X-UA-Compatible content=IE=9; chrome=1)

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Re: Wishlist - What GWT developers want for Christmas

We simply did not expect to have this many answers. While we would love to
have been able to deliver another edited report on these answers, this
tsunami of wishes was so overwhelming that we had two options - either
publish the data unedited or not publish it at all. We hope and believe
that it could be useful as such for the community.

If anyone other from the community would be willing to step forwards and
compose statistics and summary from the wishlist, it would certainly be
interesting reading.

On Tuesday, December 11, 2012 9:37:23 PM UTC+2, xvik wrote:

Sorry, but dont understand this.
First report was elegant and structured, but this wishlist.. what feedback
you want to receive from this ..sorry.. heap of sentences?
Its overduplicated! From all 2600+ requests there are only about 30 unique.
And when we get rid of out of scope requests, like make it server side,
server push support, out of the box widgets like in sencha etc. we will see
all the issues mentioned in first report
(compile time ,modularity, dev mode improvements etc)
Everyone know these real important issues.. what's the point of this
whishlist, except vaadin marketing?

среда, 12 декабря 2012 г., 1:45:59 UTC+7 пользователь Joonas Lehtinen
написал:

We just published all of the 2600+ wishes you guys added to the Future of
GWT survey on most important things needed in GWT. Take a look:

https://vaadin.com/gwt/report-2012/wishlist

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Re: Wishlist - What GWT developers want for Christmas

2012-12-11 Thread Clint Gilbert

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I imagine they want your contacts for the same reason they want your
email and social network info: to send out marketing spam (or
information, if you see the glass half-full).

There's an easy workaround though: sign up with an address from
Mailinator or another throwaway-email service.

On 12/11/2012 02:33 PM, maticpetek wrote:
 Dear Joonas,
We have couple discussion in this forum about given email address to
 access survey result. Some people see this as interference between
 commercial interest of Vaadin and community. I don't think so and I also
 express my opinion. If some company invest their time  resources to
 prepare survey and present results - this is good for all community and
 you can have my email to send me product updates. Ok, I also think you
 have cool product and I want information from your company.
But could you please explain me why you need access to my Google
 Contacts information if I login with my Google Account? Or to my friends
 lists from Facebook if I login with Facebook connect? What will list of
 my personal friends, family members and business partners have to do
 with GWT wishes voting system? Frankly speaking, I think this si very
 bad sign for feature customers (like I am) for you company product 
 services. And as I say - you have cool product and I really wish you all
 the best. 
 
 Regards,
Matic
 --
 GWT stuff twitter  - http://twitter.com/#!/gwtstuff
 
 
 
 On Tuesday, December 11, 2012 7:45:59 PM UTC+1, Joonas Lehtinen wrote:
 
 We just published all of the 2600+ wishes you guys added to the
 Future of GWT survey on most important things needed in GWT. Take a
 look:
 
 https://vaadin.com/gwt/report-2012/wishlist
 https://vaadin.com/gwt/report-2012/wishlist
 
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Re: Wishlist - What GWT developers want for Christmas

2012-12-11 Thread xvik

Joonas, thank you for answer.

I hope that it will be useful for community ..somehow.
But please, be more careful in the future, not to be looked like you use
gwt just to promote vaadin.
Vaadin is great, i admit (I've used it and I like it), but I care aboout
gwt at first place, and report like this, without explanation remark, like
in your comment, makes me feel you dont care much of gwt evolution.
I really appreciate all your work with gwt community (finally, gwt start to
appear again at d-zone feed), but just want something more concrete
(roadmap draft or issue/feature pool, provided by SC)
Anyway, thank you.

среда, 12 декабря 2012 г., 2:50:37 UTC+7 пользователь Joonas Lehtinen
написал:

If anyone other from the community would be willing to step forwards and
compose statistics and summary from the wishlist, it would certainly be
interesting reading.

On Tuesday, December 11, 2012 9:37:23 PM UTC+2, xvik wrote:

Sorry, but dont understand this.
First report was elegant and structured, but this wishlist.. what
feedback you want to receive from this ..sorry.. heap of sentences?
Its overduplicated! From all 2600+ requests there are only about 30
unique.
And when we get rid of out of scope requests, like make it server side,
server push support, out of the box widgets like in sencha etc. we will see
all the issues mentioned in first report
(compile time ,modularity, dev mode improvements etc)
Everyone know these real important issues.. what's the point of this
whishlist, except vaadin marketing?

среда, 12 декабря 2012 г., 1:45:59 UTC+7 пользователь Joonas Lehtinen
написал:

We just published all of the 2600+ wishes you guys added to the Future
of GWT survey on most important things needed in GWT. Take a look:

https://vaadin.com/gwt/report-2012/wishlist

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Re: Wishlist - What GWT developers want for Christmas

Our team has been buried under Vaadin 7 finalization project. I hope
we are able to start building new features useful for GWT developers
when it is done.

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Re: Regarding GWT with the upcoming Windows 8 and Internet Explorer 10



On Tuesday, December 11, 2012 8:45:22 PM UTC+1, Dmitry wrote:

 Hi,

 Do you know if there are any plans to release GWT 2.5.1 with IE10 support 
 any time soon?


2.5.1 yes, but not with IE10 support.

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stopping jetty and running an app in Eclipse

2012-12-11 Thread leslie



I'm attempting to run a web application in Eclipse Indigo with GWT 2.5.  
I've selected my project, I select Debug As and I select the Web 
application option with the GWT image.  I choose my entry page from the 
list, hit ok.  But the Console is showing the exception stack with the 
Address already in Use exception.  I hit the red square in Development 
Mode, wait, and repeat the steps above.  I am still getting the 
BindException because jetty is apparently still running.  


Can someone help me to stop Jetty and run the application?  Thanks so much 
for any assistance.

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Re: stopping jetty and running an app in Eclipse