I think Thomas's comments on
http://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/issues/detail?id=6962 and the
"spring cleaning" thing say it all on the attitude of GWT devs toward bug
reports: they are just an annoyance and the fact that the issue tracker has
a lot of very old reports (not even consid
>
> IMHO having lots of blog posts for a given library somehow indicates that
> the library API is either too complex or documentation isn't good
> enough...well...or both.
Not IMHO, for 2 reaons:
1) As a marketing tool. Blog posts and HowTo's are used a lot by
TrendSetters and other interest
Mauro,
I have the same feeling. It seems like nothing has changed since GWT being
detached from Google.
After years of neglecting the loyal developers, who devoted time to report
issues that were bugging us,
we just got slapped in the face. We are now officially allowed to fix the
bugs ourselves -
Jens,
They way I use the widgets, maybe not supported, work perfectly. It is made
part of the widget hierarchy. And when I remove the widget, everything is
again cleaned up. I did a lot of memory leak investigating and it is just
working the way it should. Even if the window close event is trigger
Il 04/06/2013 09:24, David ha scritto:
This attitude does not give me a lot of confidence that GWT is going the
right direction, so I will probably
be holding off in advocating GWT as a dependable tool for enterprise
developments. Bug fixes are way
more important than new functionality. We have t
@David, @Mauro,
I am surprised and disappointed by your reactions.
My reaction on this all:
Please be positive and not so negative. Clearly your glass is half empty
and mine is half full (and I am using GWT for about 7 years now)...
Please follow the GWT news, G+ GWT posts, Ray Google 2013 GWT se
Il 04/06/2013 09:50, Ed ha scritto:
I am surprised and disappointed by your reactions.
My reaction on this all:
Please be positive and not so negative. Clearly your glass is half empty
and mine is half full (and I am using GWT for about 7 years now)...
Please follow the GWT news, G+ GWT posts, Ra
Ed,
You are right that my glass is half empty, but that is just my character ;-)
I've been using GWT since it was first introduced, I loved it straight away
- coming from a Motif/JBuilder/Swing background.
I am still hoping that they manage to get this back on-track, but I just
hope that they pu
> They way I use the widgets, maybe not supported, work perfectly. It is
> made part of the widget hierarchy. And when I remove the widget, everything
> is again cleaned up. I did a lot of memory leak investigating and it is
> just working the way it should. Even if the window close event is
@Ed
I really hope you are right... but so far I've had the same feelings of
Mauro and David
I guess some discouragement/vexation could be avoided adding an explanatory
comment before or contextually tagging an issue as *AssumedStale*, and
especially avoid stating
> I spent more than half an hou
Of course I recognize the pain and a few weeks ago I have to admit I was
less positive then now..
But in the mean time many things have happened, issues are being fixxed as
we speak...
Yes, I also have a lo of issues that are put on AssumedStale... But
that means they get a lower priority, not
Wouldn't be cool that many gwt developers (like us) would get permission of
their boss/manager to contribute about 2 hours to GWT ?
Imagine that around 100 developers around the world would do that? -> 200
hours/week of GWT extra development time ;)...
I am certain many issues get fixxed ;)
To
Il 04/06/2013 10:36, Ed Bras ha scritto:
Please put yourself in their position (GWT dev member)...
Imagine you just entered the GWT dev team and have to clean up 5000 open
issues ?... What would you do ?...
I would start to evaluate them to see if they need a fix or not, and put
a priority on
*This is a small demonstration of how GWT client side widgets can be used
in JSP web pages:*
*http://gwtjsp.lehelsipos.cloudbees.net/
Regards,
Lehel
*
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On Tuesday, June 4, 2013 10:19:27 AM UTC+2, Davide Cavestro wrote:
>
> @Ed
> I really hope you are right... but so far I've had the same feelings of
> Mauro and David
> I guess some discouragement/vexation could be avoided adding an
> explanatory comment before or contextually tagging an issue
Another nicer (imho) solution is to use cookie.
In your gwt.xml (locale.cookie could be whatever you want):
By default GWT uses following search order:
You can modify it according to your needs. To actually change the locale
you have to:
Cookies.setCookie("gwtLocale", "ja_JP");
Window.Loc
Il 04/06/2013 11:11, Thomas Broyer ha scritto:
1. the issue tracker has been neglected for years, leading to many
issues open and never triaged; we need to clean that up
2. we can't realistically spend half an hour for each and every of
these issues: 1500 issues or so would take 750 man
Hi,
I asked that many times to my direct managers and even a few levels above.
It is indeed in their best interest to also invest in GWT by not producing
workarounds but patches.
On that front I am a bit optimistic in my position as well, but it takes
time to change that mentality in the corporate
Hi all,
i'm facing a litlle problem using places activities and events... Have
tried multiple tricks but not luck .
My problem:
i try to fire an event from the activity but my widget does not catch it
since its not loaded (I mean that if i fire this event once the widget's
loaded everything wo
check if the instance of EventBus is the same. I know you have declared it
as eagerSingleton in your GIN configuration. But do a quick log to see if
the instances are the same.
I remember encountering a similar issue wherein I used to have a new
instance of the EventBus getting injected even thoug
Hi,
I'm using protected members, nothing private. So any change to those
methods in the Widget API will break compatibility for a lot of projects.
But regardless, if the widget API is ever changed or something better is
created that would allow us to use Renderers and do it in a supported way
then
On Tuesday, June 4, 2013 12:46:16 PM UTC+2, Tugdual Huertas wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> i'm facing a litlle problem using places activities and events... Have
> tried multiple tricks but not luck .
>
> My problem:
> i try to fire an event from the activity but my widget does not catch it
> since its
In the event anyone else still needs it, I just put out a 0.4 release for
the SyncProxy system, which includes a separate Android library. It can
always use more work, but I've got enough testing on it that for now, I
believe it's stable for integration into the majority of projects needing
it.
Thanks for your responses,
i try the scheduleFinally solution, that works, just have to inject the
eventBus in the constructor of my activity (has to become final)!
Tks a lot
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You can add "final" to the method parameter: Activity.start(final
AcceptsOneWidget panel, final EventBus eventBus).
Actually you should not inject an additional event bus into your activity
(unless you really know what you are doing and you absolutely need it). You
should always use the one tha
thanks Jens,
you're right, Thomas told me the same.
I haven't seen that the eventBus given as parameter (which is a
resettableeventBus) is created from the eventBus declared and binded in gin!
Tks
Le mardi 4 juin 2013 14:28:50 UTC+2, Jens a écrit :
>
> You can add "final" to the method parame
Mauro,
I am not sure how many open source projects you have been involved with. I did
not bother to "google" your name to find out. But I have have seen many
projects take the same tactic as the GWT-Dev team did to clean up the issue
tracker. I have also seen commercial projects take the exact
I cannot find a way, using GWT's *JRE emulation,* to :
- *search* *for a* sub *string* in a String *ignoring accented characters
* (diacritics)
- *remove accented characters* from a String
Any suggestion or pointer to an external library offering any of these
features would be gre
Eric,
I had to do something close to what you have requested. I do not think it is an
exact fit.
I used String.split method which takes a regex param. I then concat the
resulting array. I only had a few strings to deal with, so I did not worry
about performance or other potential issues.
Good
paranoiabla@... writes:
>
>
> I have the same problem. I can't drop into an iframe :( On Monday, August
6, 2012 10:36:58 PM UTC+3, GWT Kid wrote:
> is there a solution for this ? How do we do drag and drop in
richTextAreaOn Wed, Oct 26, 2011 at 9:55 AM, Derek wrote:I'm trying out some of the
I am using percentages to define the size of the columns, so the padding
solution did not work for me. However an additional dummy column (with no
title and no value) solved the problem.
> Jarka
>
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They are very useful. Thanks.
How do I generate a gwtar file if I use this plugin?
David
On Monday, June 3, 2013 2:55:13 PM UTC-4, Thomas Broyer wrote:
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> On Mon, Jun 3, 2013 at 8:29 PM, Jens >
> wrote:
> >
> >> Would you provide me with some examples about gwt-lib or gwt-app? I do
> >> nee
I wonder if anyone has an approach to avoids (or lessen) the tedious
instanceof if loops in the following kind of code:
public static void javaMethod(Object value) {
if (value instanceof String) {
jsniMethod((String) value);
} else if (value instanceof Number) {
jsniMethod(((Number) value).do
On Tue, Jun 4, 2013 at 4:31 PM, Lexis Nexis wrote:
> They are very useful. Thanks.
>
> How do I generate a gwtar file if I use this plugin?
You don't ;-)
AFAICT gwtar files are highly dependent on the version of GWT used to
produce them, so you won't want to create them for a library you
intend
Hi all,
is there a way to get a widget in the exactly state it was when navigate
with back/forward history mechanism?
For example, i have a menu item that displays a view containing a set of
radios, a tree and a cellTable (clicking the menuItem call a place with no
args just to initialize the
Sorry for the question, what is 'flowPanel' in your example? Is it the
widget in the center of the docklayoutpanel? Or what else?
On Friday, February 10, 2012 3:23:50 PM UTC+1, Patrick Tucker wrote:
>
> I'm not sure it makes sense to make an entire DockLayoutPanel scroll,
> its a LayoutPanel...
May be I can use the History.newItem(String historyToken, boolean
issueEvent) function with issueEvent set to false... but it seems to be a
little tricky to do that for all views
Le mardi 4 juin 2013 17:05:54 UTC+2, Tugdual Huertas a écrit :
>
> Hi all,
>
> is there a way to get a widget in the
Yes flowPanel is the object that should be scrolled when it overflows.
On Tuesday, June 4, 2013 11:29:32 AM UTC-4, Magallo wrote:
> Sorry for the question, what is 'flowPanel' in your example? Is it the
> widget in the center of the docklayoutpanel? Or what else?
>
> On Friday, February 10, 2012
You don't want to save the UI state in the URL. The reason is that if you
do so, the browser would have two history entries if you check and then
uncheck a checkbox. Now when you hit the browsers back button you don't go
to the previous place (the previous selected menu item) but you just undo
ok tks Jens, i'll try it
Le mardi 4 juin 2013 17:05:54 UTC+2, Tugdual Huertas a écrit :
>
> Hi all,
>
> is there a way to get a widget in the exactly state it was when navigate
> with back/forward history mechanism?
>
> For example, i have a menu item that displays a view containing a set of
> r
> May be I can use the History.newItem(String historyToken, boolean
> issueEvent) function with issueEvent set to false... but it seems to be a
> little tricky to do that for all views
History.newItem() is used for navigation inside the app, e.g. you want to
go from the person menu item to t
hey can u send me a complete code for celltable export to excel
On Friday, May 25, 2012 9:21:38 AM UTC-5, Joseph Lust wrote:
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> The gist is to:
>
>1. Get a list of all records you need to export from the celltable on
>the client browser (and the sorting information).
>2. Return this
If you want to do it clientside I could recomment using ClientIO
http://emitrom.com/announcements/flash4j-3.1-ga
See it in action here
http://eemi2010.github.io/ext4j/#!ClientIO
2013/6/4 Shashank Beerla
> hey can u send me a complete code for celltable export to excel
>
>
> On Friday, May
The only work around that i have found is to persist the entity child in a
diferent request.
In my case i have a ParentEntity with a Set. When persisting a
new set, it work just fine, but when i try to update the values, the
modifications never reach the server.
I tried to create a new Set to
I have the following two questions:
1. Can we have more sub source folders under src/main such as
src/main/java, src/main/gwt for GWT, src/main/birt,for BIRT,
src/main/config for Spring Java configuration.
2. I have a huge project (> 1000 database tables). I like to generate many
gwtar files for
This looks more difficult than I first thought. I think I'd have to
somehow also attach to the form element. I would need to set the action to
go to a servlet. I don't see a way to take some HTML and get the FORM
element.
I may try a completely different way to do this. I'll create a servle
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