Hey there,
I'm experimenting with the new 2.5 UIBinder Cell Rendering functionality.
So far it's working well except that i can't see a non-sprite way to use
images in my template. Am i missing something?
Thanks!
Brad
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Ah, interesting idea! Thanks for the response. I'll try that this evening
and report back.
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Hello!
I've got a couple of uibinder-built widgets that use inline css. The
first is a custom toggle button that looks something like this:
class ToggleButton {
interface Style extends CssResource
{
public String down();
}
@UiField
Style style;
@UiField
Thanks for all of the replies. I have had some time to dig into this a
little more. Long story short, the ValidationTool finds inherited
@ExtraTypes when run on its own from the command line but does not
when run as an automated annotation processor. I think it might have
something to do with the
Hello!
I just upgraded my GWT project from 2.4 rc1 to 2.4 GA and have
encountered a problem with the GWT compiler. Dev mode works now that i
have configured annotation processing on my project, by the compiler
gives me this:
Errors in 'file:/C:/myproject/.apt_generated/com/acme/project/client/
I just wasted an hour on this. Turns out you no longer compile GWT 2.4
with the -strict option if you use request factory. Come on guys.
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I have these interfaces:
@ExtraTypes({FooProxy.class})
public interface FooRequestFactory extends RequestFactory
{
...
}
@ExtraTypes({BarProxy.class})
public interface BarRequestFactory extends FooRequestFactory
{
...
}
if i look at the generated
Hey Thomas,
Thanks for the reply. I think I actually tried that at one point on
the RC and ran into a stack overflow. Regardless, the design still
wont really work for me because the base Component proxy object really
has no idea what it's subclasses are or its subclasses' dependent
ValueProxies.
Arthur,
No, we are not closing DevMode. Our client app is not small.
Refreshing DevMode in 2.0 takes 20-30 seconds on a decent multi-core
workstation. Often, we are only able to refresh a handful of times
before we start running into out-of-memory exceptions and browser
crashes (FF 3.5.6). I
Scott,
That sounds great! It's reassuring to know y'all are thinking about
this. I know it's not an easy problem to solve.
Brad
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Arthur,
It's a good tip, especially when hot swap tells you that you need to
restart. For our app, we resorted to creating sandbox GWT entry points
to develop widgets in isolation. This gave us usable compile/refresh
times but I still long for the days when I could just press F5 to
refresh the
1) Improve change-compile-refresh development experience. This, IMO,
is GWT's one and only pain point and its a big one. DevMode refresh,
while much improved, still is like watching paint dry compared to
other web development platforms. Something like an incremental, non-
optimized web mode
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