The problem is if the node is open, the open state is preserved (in
the code I showed below) and then it displays "no data". There
appears to be nothing in the code that will make the open icon go
away; isLeaf is never consulted again. I think that's a bug too,
right?
On Nov 8, 7:25 pm, John La
I run into the same problem.
After changing from 2.0.4 to GWT 2.1.0 I can't execute the tests
anymore.
The tests fail with error:
--- gwt-maven-plugin:2.1.0:test (gwtcompile) @ dashboardClient ---
[ERROR] java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com/google/gwt/dev/cfg/
Condition
[ERROR] at
com.go
I executed mvn clean install, mvn clean package with and without
executing mvn gwt:compile before.
Same problem with all generated war files.
On 9 Nov., 01:25, David Chandler wrote:
> What mvn command are you using? In this POM, gwt-maven-plugin is
> executing gwt:compile during the prepare-pack
I'd suggest running Microsoft's memory leak tool and working out which
elements, exactly, are leaking in your app and why.
Once you know that you can purge them by hand -- this is how I
started. I only went into this Widget hack because the list of items
I needed to deal with was... really long.
hi,
response=(HttpServletResponse) xmlobject.*method();*
**
Is this the correct way of adding the object to response.
Iam getting following error.
Apache Tomcat/6.0.29 - Error report