Hi
Thank you. For now I continue running a hacked version of GWT for my toy
project. It simply disables the check and everything seems to work fine for
the scenarios that I have tried out. There must be some special case where
it does not work since they have disabled it, but I have not hit
Hello everyone.
I'm starting with the GWT now and I have a problem, if you could help me,
I'd be thankful
I'm creating a simple program to encrypt a string. When a user types a word
in the box he clicks the button, and in the box below returns the word
changed. But I can not make this return,
Hi,
We have an application using GWT 2.0.4 and GXT 2.2.1 on IE8, sundelly, in
the middle of an aleatory action, the app stops to load the windows showing
only the background image. Can anyone help me to solve this crazy?
Thx everyone.
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I have added the following async remote service method (using 2.7.0.):
TransportTokenResponseProductDto
findActiveDeclarationsOfActiveMember(TransportTokenRequestVoid request);
TransportTokenResponse, just like TransportTokenRequest are interfaces with
both an abstract subclass and one concrete
You forgot to call txbResultado.setText(result) in onSuccess()
You are also creating new Label objects but you do not attach them to the
panel, so they will be invisible.
/Rene
Den tirsdag den 16. december 2014 19.46.52 UTC+1 skrev Eduardo Pereira:
Hello everyone.
I'm starting with the GWT
Hi all,
I am new to GWT. Need your input. Current app is using GWT 1.7.0
Is it better to migrate to gwt2.6.1 because it will be much smoother with
less hurdles than migrating to gwt2.7.0 since I am new to gwt ?
(OR)
Is it better to migrate to gwt2.7.0
IMHO it would be better to go with 2.7.0 so that you will be less likely
to accidentally use deprecated stuff ...
On 12/17/2014 09:48 AM, ssg wrote:
Hi all,
I am new to GWT. Need your input. Current app is using GWT 1.7.0
Is it better to migrate to gwt2.6.1 because it will be much smoother
I am facing the same issue.Any help would be appreciated.
On Thursday, July 7, 2011 2:12:05 PM UTC-4, Bhavin wrote:
Hi,
I have written a call to a presenter via placeManager.revealPlace. The
issue is that when the flow reaches this line of code for the first
time, it gets executed and
Hi everyone,
Since I was expecting *lambdas* to appear in *2.7*, now I'm checking for *GWT
2.8* release announcement daily (or sometimes more often) :)
*In several days I think I'll start behaving like Cartman (in South Park)
waiting for Nintendo Wii release* (btw, you can watch it here
Upgrading from 1.7 will probably mean quite some work anyways.
So I would go with 2.7 because it has a much faster SuperDevMode which is
important because up-to-date Chrome/FireFox/Opera/Safari do not support
classic GWT DevMode anymore.
The only really important difference between 2.6.1 and
Well GWT is bad at defining exact release dates as they are usually not
met. GWT prefers to put something into the wild that works instead of
following exact release dates.
The general plan is to release a GWT version *roughly* every 6 month:
Around Google IO and december/january which happens
I found the well writen spec from Goktug Gokdogan
(https://docs.google.com/document/d/1tir74SB-ZWrs-gQ8w-lOEV3oMY6u6lF2MmNivDEihZ4/edit?usp=sharing)
It clarifies that method overloading only is a problem if you have a Java
implementation with overloaded methods and you want to call it from
Thanks a lot Jens.
As I am new to GWT development, I have done the following based on
current App gwt1.7.0
1) I have downloaded standalone GWT SDK 2.7.0
2) Current build.xml file using HostedMode as follows
target name=hosted depends=javac description=Run hosted mode
java
Thanks a lot for the previous response. Can someone please answer my
questions below.
As I am new to GWT development, I have done the following based on
current App gwt1.7.0
1) I have downloaded standalone GWT SDK 2.7.0
2) Current build.xml file using HostedMode as follows
target
Can someone please answer my question (bold black) below?
As I am new to GWT development, I have done the following based on
current App gwt1.7.0
1) I have downloaded standalone GWT SDK 2.7.0
2) Current build.xml file using HostedMode as follows
target name=hosted depends=javac
We have a number of unit tests using GWTTestCase that have the structure of:
1) Make a request to login.
2) In the response handler, make second call that requires a login.
This all used to work fine, but after upgrading from 2.5.1 to 2.7.0, the
tests fail with 'login required' errors. It
As I am new to GWT development, I have done the following based on
current App gwt1.7.0
1) I have downloaded standalone GWT SDK 2.7.0
2) Current build.xml file using HostedMode as follows
target name=hosted depends=javac description=Run hosted mode
java failonerror=true fork=true
Hmm maybe the sessionId cookie gets lost somehow during the test? Can you
verify that the first request creates a session on the server and the
response contains a Set-Cookie header with the sessionId? Finally the
second request should send that sessionId cookie to the server otherwise a
new
Can you please stop posting the same stuff twice? You already have a
different thread with the same questions.
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Hi,
My question will maybe seem to you stupid, but why do you need upgrade to GWT
2.7?
The GWT of your project has never been updated for over 5 years.
Then suddenly you need to do it by your self! without even know GWT!
To really enjoy GWT 2.7 , you should rewrite almost all your project.
So
Adding gwt-dev did not solve the problem.
Renaming the jar superdevmode-launcher-legacy.jar in GWTStudio solved the
issue for me.
Am Donnerstag, 18. September 2014 16:50:51 UTC+2 schrieb Bademus l.:
Doesn't work with the multi module project
mvn archetype:generate \
-DarchetypeCatalog=
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