Hi,
I am trying to dynamicly change the editor of a field.
In some circonstances, I want a particular field (value) to be edited by a
RadioButton Group and in others by a ListBox.
I started this way :
@Path("value")
@UiField(provided=true)
RadioGroupEditor valueRB = new RadioGroupEditor(...
@
Indeed, you really can't trust the client code. You just send code that you
would like the client to run. The client can do whatever it likes. If
somebody was really attacking you they wouldn't even be using a browser.
As ever it depends what you want to optimise for ;) I can see two main
archi
Thanks! I meant that I can't trust the client code. For example, we play
poker, the server sent 3,4,5,6,8 combination. It's not a win hand and I've
decided to send my own data - 3,4,5,6,7. At this point we see that the
server should to check/validate sended data with incoming data. But is it
op
The new plugin is called GWT Eclipse Plugin. The full explanation here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x04sufQce-Y. If you are starting a new
project it's strongly recommended that you use the new maven plugin (
https://github.com/tbroyer/gwt-maven-plugin). I think that it is much
easier if you upl
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> But calling "GWT Development mode" results in this message:
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> Usage: at least one module must be supplied
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> I don't understand this message, because I provided a name for a module
> when I created the project.
>
Sounds like Eclipse / the GWT plugin can not find your *.gwt.xml files
Hello,
no more posts here? :-)
I have looked inside some pom.xml files. What if really beginning from
scratch, like Thomas recommended? How would you modify a pom.xml so that
you can start a debugging session in eclipse?
Magnus
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On Thursday, March 2, 2017 at 8:01:18 AM UTC+1, gitzzz wrote:
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> Hi! I use RequestBuilder for client-server communication. And I have some
> questions:
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> For example we make http request to ".../get.php"(function(), select some
> data from DB and send it back). Response is an array[1,2,3,4,
Seconded. One of the best bits of advise I ever got is, "if you have a
validation on the client, re-validate on the server".
The JSR validation makes it easy to be sure validation is consistent, but
I've not tried it now that the validation is a library.
On Thursday, March 2, 2017 at 5:27:59 A
Basically you can't trust the client or the client code... If that is what
you mean?
Unless all clients and network access is tied down by you (very rare) then
you must not trust anything coming in... need parse carefully, check
permissions..
On Thursday, March 2, 2017 at 7:01:18 AM UTC, git
