Re: GWT\GAE With Java Video Course Need Urgently

2012-01-14 Thread mitel 
Hi, check these links. There are some good video tutorials out there.
http://www.rushstart.net/google-web-toolkit.html

On Jan 11, 4:37 pm, Mohamed El Shall mohamed.s.elshall2...@gmail.com
wrote:
 Hi :
 am Really in a bad need of GWT\GAE with Java Video Course Links
 So please if any one could even help i would be so grateful for him/her
 and thanks previously for every thing :)

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Re: I want to learn GWT,..

2011-11-14 Thread mitel 
good bookmark compilation here for gwt:
http://www.rushstart.net/google-web-toolkit.html

best regards



On Nov 2, 1:30 am, Robert Lockwood rnlockw...@gmail.com wrote:
 I thank you kindly, sir!









 On Tue, Nov 1, 2011 at 12:32 PM, BM bhushan.ma...@gmail.com wrote:
  This is what I did to learn GWT.

  1) Go through the slides on here:
 http://courses.coreservlets.com/Course-Materials/gwt.html
  These slides are nice to give you little kick start. But don't doesn't
  explain the newer GWT well enough.

  2) Buy the Manning's GWT in Action Second Edition MEAP. This book
  rocks in every way. The above slides gives you a brief overview of GWT
  but it is way old. Newer GWT is all about UIBinder instead of
  Procedural Java programming. You need to understand UIBinder, GWT-RPC,
  MVP with Activities and Places extremely well. The first few chapters
  and these three I mentioned above are very important. Knowing about
  different widgets and panels can be learn as you go. But the above
  three would make you very comfortable as most of the newer GWT code
  are using UIBinder and Activities and Places.

  Remember, there is no right way or wrong way. You can design page in
  any way you want. Ultimately it all gets converted to JavaScript. It
  all comes with more hands on you have better you get at it and what's
  your needs are really.

  3) Then go through documentation and tutorial on Google's GWT site.
 http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/doc/latest/tutorial/index.html

  4) You can then read the remaining chapters from the book as you start
  getting comfortable like: JUnit testing, Deferred binding,  Gin/Guice.
  I prefer to use JUnit testing using mockito and it all depends on how
  to really do code splitting. What's should be your ideal views and
  what should be inside activities.

  Hope that helps.

  On Oct 31, 9:54 am, Brandon Donnelson branflake2...@gmail.com wrote:
   Here are some videos I've done to help folks get going.

  http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL29B4CCEF46EFF4F2feature=viewall

   Brandon Donnelsonhttp://gwt-examples.googlecode.com

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CellList refreshed only after mouse move

2011-05-30 Thread mitel 
Hi,
I'm doing some tests using realtime message push from different
providers (Beaconpush, PubNub) and I want to render the received
messages
as soon as they hit the client. I'm using a callback that updates a
ListDataProvider ( getList().add(pushedMessage) ).
The message is received, as I can see it in my logs , the model is
updated - I do a dataProvider.refresh().

The strange thing is that the received message is rendered in the
browser only after a mouse move inside the browser window.
If I keep moving the mouse around, the pushed messages come in real
time.

What would be the workaround to render the information without
touching the mouse? I tried cellList.redraw() inside the callback
after
each message is received but doesn't help.

Thank you

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