Probably better asked on a restyGWT forum or on their Github issue tracker.
But I guess you have to use java.util.Date on client and server or you have
to extend restyGWT so it knows how to map JsDate - Date.
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Rookie question from a non-English speaker:
I’m using restyGWT. Client side with a Pojo Model and Server side with the
corresponding JPA Entity class.
For decode/encode between both:
public interface EmpleadoJsonCodec extends JsonEncoderDecoderEmpleado {}
public EmpleadoJsonCodec
I'm using client logging and have been for a while. Things worked fine in
2.6 but when I switched to 2.7 I got a few logging config errors as
handlers were no longer supported. After correcting these and opening my
app in a browser I get a white popup window in the upper left (looks like
Hi,
I want to validate number with only 2 precision allowed, so use regex like
reservePriceTextBox.getValue().matches(^\\d{0,15}+(\\.\\d{1,2})?$)
But it does not throw error in debug mode, after creating war / run mode it
throw errors like
(SyntaxError)
stack:
This is not a GWT issue at all. You have to search around about SOP, CORS
and maybe JSONP. Basically it boils down to the following
1) Client side solution - install a plugin such as forceCors
2) Server side solution - enable CORS headers to the server you want to
access. This is not the GWT
Linkers are responsible for producing the final compilation output,
see: http://www.gwtproject.org/doc/latest/DevGuideLinkers.html
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