Re: Develop Screen as Google Web Toolkit

Thanks for the explanation Chatree, But does this means that they can't work together, as complementary? Maybe my question is dumb. Sorry about my ignorance on the subject. I did not look yet into details at either projects... Thanks Jacques From: "Chatree Srichart" I don't think the

Re: Develop Screen as Google Web Toolkit

I don't think these projects are doing the same thing. I see the http://code.google.com/p/ofbizify/ is working on a way that how GWT call OFBiz. There are new event handlers which receive a request from GWT then call OFBiz resources: Groovy, Java, Service. There also is a example user inter

Re: Develop Screen as Google Web Toolkit

Hi community, I have created the normal form/screen widgets into the OFBiz-GWTas much as I could for now. I also created the header and footer for showing the main menu and secondary menu. I created the Report widget which render a BIRT report. You can see the R

Re: Develop Screen as Google Web Toolkit

Good points Jacques. In case both projects are doing the same thing, it would make reviewing and eventual inclusion of gwt to ofbiz sooner than later. (btw it is no my todo list to check both projects) Bilgin On Thu, Nov 25, 2010 at 7:47 AM, Jacques Le Roux < jacques.le.r...@les7arts.com> wrote:

Re: Develop Screen as Google Web Toolkit

One question, why not integrate into the official ofbiz source repository? just as the jQuery branches, I thinks that would be more make sense. Please be free to contact with me for any question or suggestion. Thanks & Best Regards . ---

Re: Develop Screen as Google Web Toolkit

BTW, there is also http://code.google.com/p/ofbizify/ Maybe http://code.google.com/p/ofbiz-gwt/ and http://code.google.com/p/ofbizify/ could work together? My 2 cts Jacques From: "Chatree Srichart" I added the changing language feature to the OFBiz-GWTpr

Re: Develop Screen as Google Web Toolkit

Cool! May I suggest that you put gwt codes as a branch and have some documents in ofbiz wiki? -- Regards, Michael Xu (xudong) On Sun, Oct 31, 2010 at 5:11 PM, Chatree Srichart < chatree.srich...@gmail.com> wrote: > I have added the history function to OFBiz-GWT project. The GWT would > handle

Re: Develop Screen as Google Web Toolkit

I have added the history function to OFBiz-GWT project. The GWT would handle screen when you click on the "Back" or "Forward" buttons of a web browser. Regards, Chatree Srichart

Re: Develop Screen as Google Web Toolkit

That all UI are controlled by the entity, so that a change in the Entity will be shown in the UI with no further support. the basic layer is defined as a presentation layer supported by Event and View handlers as defined in framework\common\webcommon\WEB-INF\common-controller.xml of those, the S

Re: Develop Screen as Google Web Toolkit

Yes, I was thinking at that too this weekend. There is a subtle difference though. The jQuery branch has been discussed before on the dev ML and based on lazy consensy we decided to create this branch to replace completly Dojo/Prototype by jQuery (mostly motivated by plugins possibilities) OF

Re: Develop Screen as Google Web Toolkit

As I know, we have a jquery branch already and now GWT is another direction, which looks amazing. I think committee should really and seriously consider the overall UI approach. A concrete plan is even better. -- Regards, Michael Xu (xudong) On Mon, Oct 25, 2010 at 11:16 AM, Chatree Srichart <

Re: Develop Screen as Google Web Toolkit

I added the changing language feature to the OFBiz-GWTproject. It would get different languages from exist UI label files. To try this please apply ofbiz-patches and re-compile again. Regards, Chatree Srichart

Re: Develop Screen as Google Web Toolkit

Le 23/10/2010 09:29, Bruno Busco a écrit : Well, ant should be smart enough to compile only what is needed. I suggest this in order to have easier life for people that wants (like me) try your work. You may add an ant target, like run-install-gwt, which will compile the gwt code, and also mak

Re: Develop Screen as Google Web Toolkit

My approach is I want to implement normal screen, from and menu widgets and render them to GWT widget without JavaScript coding. This means I can reuse any exist screen/from/menu widgets and render them to GWT widget. I want to implement a custom UI widget with Java language and render to GWT widge

Re: Develop Screen as Google Web Toolkit

Well, ant should be smart enough to compile only what is needed. I suggest this in order to have easier life for people that wants (like me) try your work. -Bruno 2010/10/23 Chatree Srichart > Bruno, > To compile the gwt webapp is compiling Java code to JavaScript and that > will > spend for a

Re: Develop Screen as Google Web Toolkit

Bruno, To compile the gwt webapp is compiling Java code to JavaScript and that will spend for a long time. I don't want this to disturb if you only want to compile normal Java code. On Sat, Oct 23, 2010 at 2:24 AM, Bruno Busco wrote: > Chatree, > I suggest to configure the build.xml file in the

Re: Develop Screen as Google Web Toolkit

On Fri, Oct 22, 2010 at 7:16 AM, Chatree Srichart < chatree.srich...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi community, I created the OFBiz-GWT project to render the screen, form > and menu widgets as GWT widget. > I'm really happy to see this project. How would you compare your approach for GWT with the way Ope

Re: Develop Screen as Google Web Toolkit

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Re: Develop Screen as Google Web Toolkit

Chatree, I suggest to configure the build.xml file in the gtw component to do all the work when invoked by the root ofbiz build system. This is the standard way to build components in the hot-deploy. Thank you, Bruno 2010/10/22 Chatree Srichart > I suggest you install separate Apache Ant and se

Re: Develop Screen as Google Web Toolkit

I suggest you install separate Apache Ant and set it to global PATH then you can use "ant" command in every directory. I think this solution would solve the problem. Download Regards, Chatree Srichart On Sat, Oct 23, 2010 at 1:15 AM, Bruno Busco wrote: >

Re: Develop Screen as Google Web Toolkit

Hi Chatree, the hot-deploy is automatically compiled when I run ant in the \ofbiz folder. Unfortunately the hot-deploy/gwt/webapp/gwt is not automatically compiled (maybe some gwt build.xml hack could do the job). The command you suggest returns this error (I use Windows) C:\ofbiz\ofbiz_gwt\hot-de

Re: Develop Screen as Google Web Toolkit

The application.patch and specialpurpose.patch are empty is correct because I didn't change anything in applications and specialpurpose directories. I only changed the framework directory. in the hot-deploy/gwt directory you need to put ../../ant and in the hot-deploy/gwt/webapp/gwt directory you

Re: Develop Screen as Google Web Toolkit

...also running ant while in the hot-deploy/gwt directory does not work becouse ant batch is located into /ofbiz. -Bruno 2010/10/22 Bruno Busco > I Chatree, > it seems that application.patch and specialpurpose.patch are empty. > Is this correct? > > -Bruno > > 2010/10/22 Chatree Srichart > > H

Re: Develop Screen as Google Web Toolkit

I Chatree, it seems that application.patch and specialpurpose.patch are empty. Is this correct? -Bruno 2010/10/22 Chatree Srichart > Hi community, I created the OFBiz-GWT > project to render the screen, > form and menu widgets as GWT widget. > You can try wi

Develop Screen as Google Web Toolkit

Hi community, I created the OFBiz-GWT project to render the screen, form and menu widgets as GWT widget. You can try with GettingStarted page and see how it work. The benefits of this project are: - Pa