On Friday, August 31, 2012 2:23:40 AM UTC+2, B-RI wrote:
Hi -
Trying to create a new GWT Library project for UI components that are to
be reused across multiple GWT projects - I would think this is a very
common thing. However I cannot find the wizzard or any information for
that
Have you found a solution in the meantime?
Has anybody else an idea?
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On Sunday, September 16, 2012 11:25:57 AM UTC+2, Marco wrote:
Have you found a solution in the meantime?
Has anybody else an idea?
Have you tried a HeaderPanel instead of DockLayoutPanel?
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Hello ,
I worked with GWT /GXT/MYSQL and I deployed this application on Tomcat .
The database is on the server .
So waht is the architecture of this application ?
Help please ! Thanks
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I'd have a look at GXT 3.x from Sencha, I can't compare to the others but I
think its the best GWT add-on library available.
-Dave
On Thursday, September 13, 2012 1:29:00 PM UTC-6, Manuel wrote:
Hi everyone,
I just started on GWT and reading alot on that guides and tutorials.
Actually i
Hey,
thanks for your response.
I already had a look at Sencha. But as Iam a beginner in GWT I was looking
for something thats free to use, but could be used for commercial purpose
aswell.
Sencha has a GPL License and is for Open Sorce only.
SmartGWT is under LGPL licensed, so this could be
I got this error when I run my application undex GWT 2.5 RC. The
application contains Celltables, DataGrids and CellTables but the error
point to a Class in the GWT SDK
Finding entry point classes
[ERROR] Errors in
Your problem is that your test classpath does not include all required
source, or your test class is not in a package explicitly included by your
test .gwt.xml module file.
Please post your package / directory structure for the test class, the test
gwt.xml, and possibly your maven build /
If your transition works through CSS, why do you need to activate it in your
code? Do you plan to do something else when the transition activates?
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Do you need to show the DialogBox when a user clicks the link only, or when a
user clicks anywhere in that cell? Both are doable, but the second option is
much easier.
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I prefer the third option: I don't use either of them. I build very complex
user interfaces, and so far I never regretted going with pure GWT. Here are a
few advantages of this option:
(a) Much smaller compiled code size. This also means faster compile times for
developers and faster page load
Couldn't agree more!
On Sunday, September 16, 2012 7:26:02 PM UTC+2, Andrei wrote:
I prefer the third option: I don't use either of them. I build very
complex user interfaces, and so far I never regretted going with pure GWT.
Here are a few advantages of this option:
(a) Much smaller
Hey,
thanks for sharing your experience.
I will take a look at the UI.Binder stuff.
In the meantime i had a look at vaadin (Apache License Version 2.0),
another UI library.
Since this library works on the server-side, Iam not sure if this is a
considerable solution.
Anyway, I guess I will
works great, thanx!
kara
On Wednesday, February 20, 2008 10:10:50 AM UTC-5, melody wrote:
Darrel
Can you please show an example usage, particularly what the CSS (style
setStyleName(elem, my-no-selection, disable)) my_no_selection
entails and how it contributes to the whole no selection
an example would be this
@Override
protected void onAttach() {
super.onAttach();
setStyleName(getElement(), my-no-selection, true);
CUtil.disableTextSelectInternal(getElement(), true);
}
@Override
protected void onDetach() {
super.onDetach();
@ tanteanni :
Easiest solution: don't use GWTTestCase... It simple doesn't work well and
if you have it working, it's hard to maintain...
Try to do everything through unit testing...
Nowedays I can test almost everything through unit tests, and works well.
Google around for awesome testing with
The best UI library i ve found so far to use with GWT on the Desktop is
Flex.
Hard to believe to i ve tried them all. Nothing beats Flex on the Desktop.
2012/9/16 Manuel develop.m...@gmail.com
Hey,
thanks for sharing your experience.
I will take a look at the UI.Binder stuff.
In the
Hi,
You have a couple of other UI library choices:
*GWT Bootstrap* demo:
- http://gwtbootstrap.github.com/
*mgwt* demo:
- http://gwt-cx.com/mgwt-basic-project/index.html
Some useful links:
Smart GWT tutorials:
- http://uptick.com.au/blog
Ext GWT demo:
-
Hi Andrei,
I will try to answer the best I can regarding to your questionsand most
of all, regarding to want I have understood about CSS transition and
animation
*1 - Why do you need to activate it in your code?*
*
*
What I am looking for, for example, is to manipulate CSS transitions +
Anyone help me please? any clue?
On Friday, August 31, 2012 10:13:54 AM UTC+7, the.wizard wrote:
Anyone can help me? Still no luck with this problem... :(
On Monday, August 27, 2012 8:43:36 AM UTC+7, the.wizard wrote:
Hello everyone,
I have a GWT Application that use couple of GWT Frame to
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Add constructors that allow the user to skip wrapping an ImageResource
in an Image. Sometimes it is more convenient to not have to worry about
the Image.
http://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/issues/detail?id=4714
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