Re: Re : Re: [gwt-contrib] HasRequestContext and 2.3.0rc1
Thanks Thomas, I'm starting to think you know all 6000~ tickets in the
issue tracker from memory. However, I was only pointing it out here,
this is a nice feature to have since this was a 2.2 code base where I
was propagating the RequestContext myself
On Thu, Apr 28, 2011 at 2:44 PM, Thomas Broyer wrote:
> I believe you're experiencing this
> issue: http://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/issues/detail?id=6016
> You're probably running into it because you implement both IsEditor and
> Editor (through HasRequestContext), so the "link" between the parent editor
> and an instance of AchievementDefinitionTable now generates two
> EditorContext-s, or actually should do so, but both are being tentatively
> generated using the same class name, so the other actually reuses the first
> class, whic obviously doesn't use the apropriate types.
> As a workaround, IIRC, you can try replacing IsEditor with a subeditor with
> @Path("")
>
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Re : Re: [gwt-contrib] HasRequestContext and 2.3.0rc1
I believe you're experiencing this
issue: http://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/issues/detail?id=6016
You're probably running into it because you implement both IsEditor and
Editor (through HasRequestContext), so the "link" between the parent editor
and an instance of AchievementDefinitionTable now generates two
EditorContext-s, or actually should do so, but both are being tentatively
generated using the same class name, so the other actually reuses the first
class, whic obviously doesn't use the apropriate types.
As a workaround, IIRC, you can try replacing IsEditor with a subeditor with
@Path("")
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Re: [gwt-contrib] HasRequestContext and 2.3.0rc1
The log is this:
Compiling module net.odgn.plasma.Plasma
Scanning for additional dependencies:
file:/C:/Users/pjulien/Documents/odgn/bin/plasma/src/net/odgn/plasma/client/presenter/admin/game/ui/EditGameView.java
Adding '17' new generated units
Validating newly compiled units
[ERROR] Errors in
'generated://3AE2F7E937C7B6ED6978FDAF26D34D18/net/odgn/plasma/client/presenter/admin/game/ui/EditGameView_RequestFactoryEditorDelegate.java'
[ERROR] Line 62: The constructor
EditGameView_possibleAchievements_Context(GameDefinitionHandle,
AchievementDefinitionTable, String) is undefined
See snapshot:
C:\Users\pjulien\AppData\Local\Temp\net.odgn.plasma.client.presenter.admin.game.ui.EditGameView_RequestFactoryEditorDelegate4638522755171937904.java
[ERROR] Errors in
'generated://3AE2F7E937C7B6ED6978FDAF26D34D18/net/odgn/plasma/client/presenter/admin/game/ui/EditGameView_RequestFactoryEditorDelegate.java'
[ERROR] Line 62: The constructor
EditGameView_possibleAchievements_Context(GameDefinitionHandle,
AchievementDefinitionTable, String) is undefined
[ERROR] Cannot proceed due to previous errors
I am trying with this:
public final class AchievementDefinitionTable extends Composite
implements IsEditor>,
HasRequestContext {
or this:
public final class AchievementDefinitionTable extends Composite
implements IsEditor>,
HasRequestContext> {
Removing HasRequestContext fixes the error
On Thu, Apr 28, 2011 at 12:44 PM, BobV wrote:
> On Wed, Apr 27, 2011 at 10:56 PM, Patrick Julien wrote:
>> How does this actually work?
>
> class MyEditor implements HasRequestConext {
> // HasRequestContext extends the Editor interface
> }
>
>> If I implement HasRequestContext anywhere, the containing request
>> factory editor driver that is generated no longer compiles, saying
>> that there is a missing constructor
>
> Can you attach the log output? What is the type declaration for the
> offending Editor class?
>
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> Google Web Toolkit Team
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Re: [gwt-contrib] HasRequestContext and 2.3.0rc1
On Wed, Apr 27, 2011 at 10:56 PM, Patrick Julien wrote:
> How does this actually work?
class MyEditor implements HasRequestConext {
// HasRequestContext extends the Editor interface
}
> If I implement HasRequestContext anywhere, the containing request
> factory editor driver that is generated no longer compiles, saying
> that there is a missing constructor
Can you attach the log output? What is the type declaration for the
offending Editor class?
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[gwt-contrib] HasRequestContext and 2.3.0rc1
How does this actually work? If I implement HasRequestContext anywhere, the containing request factory editor driver that is generated no longer compiles, saying that there is a missing constructor -- http://groups.google.com/group/Google-Web-Toolkit-Contributors
