Sir ,
JSNI Method in Gwtuibinder..
1.Where to include script tag?
2. where to call the public native method in js?
3. How to call the function in gwt
Regards
V.Gajalakshmi,
Harsha Infotech.
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We have a web server proxy before the app servers (GWT client code is
served from this web server and not from the app server). On the app server
we can deploy as many versions as we want and on the web server proxy we
configure which customer should access which deployed version. So basically
Somehow depends on the app you want to create but IMHO choosing the
mobilewebapp strategy is the most flexible. It allows you to create very
distinct UIs by rearranging pretty much everything so it best fits the
device category. Using responsive design can limit you and does not fit in
all situ
Hi,
I am looking for a method/library for displaying vector graphics in my gwt
chess application.
What looks good at first sight is lib-gwt-svg:
code.google.com/p/lib-gwt-svg/
But there seems to be a strict dependency between the library's version and
the GWT's version. The lattest supported G
The new home for this library is https://github.com/laaglu/lib-gwt-svg and
it says that it supports Android 3 and above and IE 9 and above. So you
probably have an Android 2.x phone.
http://caniuse.com/#search=canvas
http://caniuse.com/#search=svg
If you go the SVG route and want to support IE8
I have the same issue here with Firefox 22.0 on Windows Home Premium 32
bits and GWT Plugin 1.23
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I have the same problem. Also FF 22.0 and Win 7 Prof. This problem started
today an hour ago without doing any manual updates of the plugin or the
browser.
/Per
Den tisdagen den 6:e augusti 2013 kl. 03:49:19 UTC+2 skrev David Edelstein:
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> I just tried installing the GWT Dev Plugin on a fresh
My 2 cents:
Creating a really good responsive web-app which has good UX on desktop as
well as mobile is really hard.
That's the reason why many people advocate to go "mobile first" and add
features via "progressive enhancements" for bigger viewports. That can be
done with bootstrap/gwt-bootst
Hi All,
I am unable to style/override the style of a href tag.
In my ***.gwt.xml I am using the clean.theme.
In my resource bundle I am using the following style:
.mainNavLinks {
text-align: left;
padding: 0px 8px;
display: inline-block;
vertical-align: middle;
font-size: 1
Thanks for the responses. I'm starting to formulate a solution based on
both a simple responsive grid system and a multi-view application; using
the responsive grid when simple layout changes are enough, and overriding
it with a different view when requirements demand it. Hopefully this will
Instead of addStyleName() you can use setStyleName() which replaces all
existing css classes with your css class.
If you don't want that you can modify your css to
.mainNavLinks a {
}
which takes precedence as its more specific than just a { ... }.
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Thanks Jens.
The second solution works perfectly.
The first solution actually didn't work. Each hyperlink is wrapped in a
by gwt. The setstyle or add style would set/add to the style
of the div, but would not change the inner style. So, the
global clean.css from clean.theme would still be
I have a scenario. Wherein I am adding custom widgets to a Vertical Panel.
I use Activites and Places btw.
The way I am doing that is I have a VerticalPanel VP1 wherein I create a
new SimpleLayoutPanel as a container and pass that SimpleLayoutPanel as a
widget to the subsequent child activity
>
> The first solution actually didn't work. Each hyperlink is wrapped in a
> by gwt. The setstyle or add style would set/add to the style
> of the div, but would not change the inner style. So, the
> global clean.css from clean.theme would still be applicable for the href> section.
>
Ah
Have the same problem too; ended up reverting to FF 21.0, that fixed it.
On Tuesday, August 6, 2013 3:49:19 AM UTC+2, David Edelstein wrote:
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> I just tried installing the GWT Dev Plugin on a fresh install of Firefox
> 22.0 and it crashes Firefox. This is on Windows 7 Professional. Is anyone
>
Do you happen to know a site or such that has old versions of the plugin,
or at least a version history? Try as I might, I couldn't find any kind of
repo.
On Tuesday, August 6, 2013 8:24:25 AM UTC+2, Baptiste MATHUS wrote:
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> Hi,
> +1 confirmed on FF 22 + GWT Plugin 1.23 + W7 professional 32bit
1.) Is your activity's view a LayoutPanel? If not there is no need to use
SimpleLayoutPanel. Just use SimplePanel instead and don't give it a height.
Because its not a LayoutPanel it will adjust its height based on its
content. If it is a LayoutPanel then maybe rethink if its really needed.
No
Downgraded to ff 21 and disabled automatic updates.. and now it works
On Aug 6, 2013 3:29 PM, "hespresati" wrote:
> I have the same issue here with Firefox 22.0 on Windows Home Premium 32
> bits and GWT Plugin 1.23
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Thank you very much Jens. I appreciate a response here. To answer your
question:
1) The activity's view does use DockLayoutPanel. This example was very
simplified. The footer panel does have a coarse layout. The activity's
view has a Vertical Panel. In that the top portion i.e header is basica
Same for me.
- Windows 8
- GWT 2.5.1 / Eclipse 4.22
- Firefox 22
- GWT DMP 1.23
On Monday, August 5, 2013 9:49:19 PM UTC-4, David Edelstein wrote:
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> I just tried installing the GWT Dev Plugin on a fresh install of Firefox
> 22.0 and it crashes Firefox. This is on Windows 7 Professional. Is an
I just pushed out an update for Firefox 23 yesterday. Firefox 22 should
have been unaffected (I didn't rebuild the Windows binary for 22) but
perhaps something went wrong.
For comparison, the previous release is here:
https://dl.google.com/dl/gwt/plugins/firefox/1.22/gwt-dev-plugin.xpi
But sin
Just to get it right, your widget hierarchy is now something like
FlowPanel
- SimpleLayoutPanel (used by ActivityManager, fixed height)
- VerticalPanel (assuming 100% height)
- combination of Horizontal/VerticalPanels (header 1)
- DockLayoutPanel (footer 1
Thank you very much Jens. Wow that makes a lot of sense! Let me try that
one now! Really appreciate the fast response!! :-)
On Tuesday, August 6, 2013 1:21:02 PM UTC-5, Jens wrote:
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> Just to get it right, your widget hierarchy is now something like
>
> FlowPanel
>- SimpleLayoutPanel (used b
I am mystified. I've verified that there is no difference between the 1.22
and 1.23 xpi files except for bumping the version in install.rdf, modifying
chrome.manifest to list the new libraries, and adding the new DLL for
Firefox 23. Assuming I understand how chrome.manifest works, the new DLL
s
Confirmed to work in FF 23.0. Kinda weird, I think the versions may have
gotten mixed up a bit? Like, thinking back, I probably started crashing
when FF updated in the background or something... Maybe the initial 23.0
release was mistakenly tagged as being version 22 or something, I dunno.
On T
That thing worked like a charm! Thank you very much again!!
On Tuesday, August 6, 2013 1:21:02 PM UTC-5, Jens wrote:
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> Just to get it right, your widget hierarchy is now something like
>
> FlowPanel
>- SimpleLayoutPanel (used by ActivityManager, fixed height)
> - VerticalPanel (assu
Hiyo.
Just to say it was same here yesterday. My colleague's and my Firefox with
DMP were crashing on startup.
8/6 18:30 PST, with Firefox 22.0, DMP 1.23 on Windows 7 64 bit.
After updating FF from 22 to 23, the problem went away.
Better stopping auto-updater anyway...
- Hiroshi
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