GWT + Maven + Eclipse, Error executing maven-processor-plugin

Hi everyone, I'm trying to set up a development environment for my application with GWT, Maven and Eclipse. Building with the command line is working fine but I keep having the following error in Eclipse: Error executing (org.bsc.maven:maven-processor-plugin:2.0.5:process:process:generate-sources)

Re: Activities and Places - Handling several views

Hi, I've looked into your code but it doesn't seem to fit my need. Basically I need that a single activity update several views. Do you (or anyone else) have a clue on how to achieve that? Thanks a lot, Antoine. 2011/11/3 Brandon Donnelson > My demo and source might help. > http://code.google

Activities and Places - Handling several views

Hi everyone, I have some trouble managing Activity and Places with several views. The application is similar to an email client, it has 3 views: - View A: The list of all the folders - View B: The list of all the message within a folder - View C: The message content If the user loads the appl

Re: Request Factory - Getter issues

Thanks a lot ! I will update my code. 2011/10/28 Thomas Broyer > No, RF doesn't support arrays (the reason being that you cannot make a > "proxy" for an array, to make it immutable); and it requires "get", "is" or > "has" prefixes on getters (and "set" on setters); this is the Java Bean > conve

Re: Request Factory - Getter issues

No one? 2011/10/26 Antoine DESSAIGNE > Hi, > > I have 2 issues with the RequestFactory 2.4.0: > - It doesn't seems to support array types as return types, > "Request getAllFoo()" doesn't work > - My Foo base type and thus my FooProxy types have getters

Request Factory - Getter issues

Hi, I have 2 issues with the RequestFactory 2.4.0: - It doesn't seems to support array types as return types, "Request getAllFoo()" doesn't work - My Foo base type and thus my FooProxy types have getters without the 'get' prefix, it's "name()" instead of "getName()". This throws an error at compil