You can not specify type in UiBinder. What you should do is define
celltable using UiBinder
and in java you declare your table using
@UiField(provided = true)
CellTable cellTable;
public MyClass() {
cellTable = new CellTable();
initWidget(uiBinder.createAndBindUi(this));
}
On Sunday, Octob
Tony, thanks for the reply. I didn't have much luck using different ip
addresses though. Initially, the url generated for launching in dev mode
was 127.0.0.1. I tried changing it in the Chrome address bar to local host
and the machine's URL. I also added the "-bindAddress 0.0.0.0" to the
ec
Not to mention Chrome loads an old version of my site that I can't seem to
clear when I don't use the plugin...kinda left dead in the water here.
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I just started getting the exact same issue...
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I should have mentioned that in your view you do:
@UiField CellTable myTable;
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Why do you to specify type in Ui:Binder? You simply tell Ui:Binder "this is
where my cell table will be". You can set a style, specify size, even set some
additional parameters, but there is no need to specify a type in Ui:Binder.
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There seems to be yet another problem with the latest Chrome plugin where
it won't load in dev mode when the codesvr argument is pointing to your
local ip address. Try switching the ip adress portion of the argument to
either "127.0.0.1" or "localhost" in your browser. You might also have to
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1.) Can't you use SQL Limit/Offset keywords to select the range? Would
probably simplify your server code a bit and your DB knows what you want to
do.
2.) Some (if not all) databases should be able to log slow queries if
configured. If thats not possible add some time tracking and logging code
Next: Running eclipse as normal user again and designer works... :-)
Help me out of this hell! :-)))
Magnus
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Another diagnostic information:
When running eclipse as root the designer works!!!
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except for the not existing gui builder, i prefer intellij. refactorings
understand the async interfaces, native javascript in supported (for
eclipse it's just a comment), there are gwt specific inspections
so either intellij is a lot better or my collegues suck at using the gwt
plugin for ecli
Hi!
Am Freitag, 19. Oktober 2012 11:41:40 UTC+2 schrieb Ümit Seren:
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> I would debug it using Chrome Developer Tools. You can check the HTTP
> request and see where most of the time is spent. I guess there must be an
> issue with the backend.
> Do you also get the slowdowns in production mode?
Hello,
I still have no solution, but additional experience with the problem. So I
just post it and I hope that someone has a solution...
A few days after the last post in this thread, it just worked again. No
idea why. Maybe there was a reboot.
Then I worked with it for a few weeks, until yeste
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