I am using GWT + RestyGWT + CXF (server side for REST service definition).
It is just a testament on your comment on how well RestyGWT decouples
client and server. Furthermore I am extremely happy with the RestyGWT
developers.and their way to run the project..
For me RestyGWT is the answer but I c
RestyGWT is enticing considering how well it decouples the client and the
server. Thanks. I am still curious about a community (I guess I mean
steering committee) recommendation though, especially if there are plans to
update certain code like the RequestFactory. Even if the steering
commit
I'm using GWT + RestyGWT + Jersey (server-side for REST service definition)
in my latest GWT app. I intend to use those tools + Objectify + JDO? for a
new GWT-AppEngine app. Not sure about how it will work as I'm yet to get
started with this toolchain, but I remember David Chandler writing about
My assumption:
- event-bus: single global place where all events are put on - therefore
bus; analogy to "bus" in computer architecture
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bus_(computing)
- sink-event: method which consumes/process the event - sink as analogy to
consume/process
Marko
On Monday, April
On Monday, April 11, 2016 at 3:39:30 PM UTC+2, Julio Heitor Nobrega wrote:
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>
>Hi Guys,
>
> does anyone know if there is some WYSIWYG Editor for GWT? I have found
> some old projects that implement the basic stuff but it does not work
> anymore in a GWT 2.7 project.
>
> If someone has
Hello,
I'm new to GWT and a I have a problem, which I don't understand quite well.
I'm making a GWT application where a user is required to log in. So I do my
stuff, by checking the username and password if they match and so on.
But, on the onSuccess() method, what needs to be done in order to o
Hi Guys,
does anyone know if there is some WYSIWYG Editor for GWT? I have found
some old projects that implement the basic stuff but it does not work
anymore in a GWT 2.7 project.
If someone has any RichTextToolBar to share here, please let me know!
Regards!
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Yes, I have tried that way, but no result.
The itemList (menu in your code sample) is a JsArray and it accepts only
JavaScriptObjects (there are 2 methods for adding items, push and set). So,
I can't add to it a "new Item(...)" even if it is a @JsType because it
requires JavaScriptObject.
*Later e
I commented on https://github.com/gwtproject/gwt/issues/7728 in the hope
that it can be re-opened.
On Friday, April 8, 2016 at 9:21:06 AM UTC+1, salk31 wrote:
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> Hello,
>
> Is https://github.com/gwtproject/gwt/issues/7728 still an issue? I think
> we are seeing it in our app. I have a minimal u
I think that should just work because @JsFunction is usually used to
provide callback functions to JavaScript. I don't know your exact API but
something like
@JsFunction
interface Action {
void exec();
}
@JsType(native = true.)
class Item {
// Alternatively use java.lang.Runnable in lat
Hello all,
This is my scenario:
I do have a javascript object representing the context menu (menu displayed
when you do a right click on an element); using @JsType(isNative=true) I do
have access to this object from java.
The context menu object contains a list of items and each item have:
- a st
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