Most likely you have two versions of GWT on class path.
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I'm getting
[INFO] --- gwt-maven-plugin:2.8.0-SNAPSHOT:compile (default) @ demo ---
[INFO] [ERROR] Unexpected internal compiler error
[INFO] java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Unknown property: checks.type
[INFO] at
com.google.gwt.dev.cfg.Properties.setProperties(Properties.java:132)
What am
As said what you have done is generally fine in terms of passing data to a
new place. I am saying that you have a bug somewhere in your code that
results in a blank "logged in as: " widget because when you do
placeController.goTo(new UserPlace(username)) then your UserActivity should
be
Ok. Then let me be a little more precise. How do you normally pass a variable
between 2 places. How should i access my username from the UserViewImpl knowing
the facts above ?
I've tried using History.getToken(), and when the page gets loaded the username
does not appear (i have a widget
The only issue I can see with the above code is that you have not
implemented hashcode/equals for your places. However GWT expects you do
implement both methods correctly for your places. I am still under the
impression that it should just work, especially because you use
I've tried that before, and I didn't managed to get the username to be
visible in my *ViewImpl...*
For example. This is the structure I have:
*UserActivity*
public class UserActivity extends AbstractActivity implements UserView.
Presenter {
private ClientFactory clientFactory;
private
I think the issue is that the DateBox I'm using doesn't actually use the
DateConstants, but rather the DateTimeFormatInfoImpl_xx.java
implementation. Adding my own implementation of that class has done the
trick.
Thanks!
On Tuesday, 31 May 2016 13:41:13 UTC+10, Aleks wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> I have
I am with NGdeM on this one.
Just make a lot more smaller releases. This will give a better impression
of the state of the GWT project.
I am aware you can create your own builds. But it is much better to do a
lot more official releases for the state of the project.
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