On Monday, September 10, 2012 3:14:40 PM UTC-6, Thomas Broyer wrote:
What's wrong with accessing the field directly? (using JSNI to bypass the
Java access rules)
Maybe have a look at the kind of code generated by the JSR303 built-in
support.
I was under the impression that JSNI was more
I'm building a GWT generator and I'm parsing a class. I've gotten to the
point where i have a JField[] and am iterating over the class fields. I
need to know how to get the value from a field and the GWT documentation is
a bit lacking (i.e., non-existent, at least from a javadoc perspective).
, September 10, 2012 6:36:50 PM UTC+2, Adam Gordon wrote:
I'm building a GWT generator and I'm parsing a class. I've gotten to the
point where i have a JField[] and am iterating over the class fields. I
need to know how to get the value from a field and the GWT documentation is
a bit lacking
We're building some internal web applications for divisions and we have a
need to send any server side stack traces to the client so that when
employee end-users encounter errors they can put a stacktrace in our
ticketing system.
I have registered my own GWT.UncaughtExceptionHandler that
the
error thrown on the server and writes a generic response.
The solution was to override the method and rather than call the
RPCServletUtils method, to copy and tweak it so that it sends back the
message I need to send.
On Tuesday, April 10, 2012 9:26:19 AM UTC-6, Adam Gordon wrote:
We're building
