We recently attempted to upgrade to GWT 2.8, but ran into an issue where a
small number of users report browser tabs hanging (eventually putting up
kill/wait popups) in Chrome 55.0.2883.95 and Safari 10.0.2. Seems to
primarily affect Mac users. Going back to GWT 2.7 made the issue go away.
We h
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On Tue, Dec 27, 2011 at 8:42 AM, wrote:
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>From one of the talks at this year's Google I/O, it is pretty clear
that widgets are expensive to create and it is much better to keep and
resume them. For more information, see the talk titled "Measured in
milliseconds redux"
Did you notice that the memory leak occurred on just one browser or
a
Looking at the Handlermanager class, the event is dispatched to the
handlers either in the order they were added or the reverse order.
Specifically look at the HandlerManager
$HandlerRegistry.fireEvent(GwtEvent event, boolean isReverseOrder)
method.
On May 25, 11:35 pm, Sabbir wrote:
> suppose th
I am building a site with lots of static info, but also with dynamic
pages. I admit that I am lost as to the ideal software/language to
use. I have some experience with Dreamweaver. Is GWT designed to
handle everything (static as well as dynamic pages)? I want to tie
the data into Google Apps.
I agree that would it be easier to catch errors and be sure of the
loading order but I don't think it is more "correct" to include the
CSS file in the gwt.xml file.
I am trying to incorporate a GWT application into a pre-existing non-
GWT project. I would rather not move the CSS from the pre-exi
Try println-ing objVideo, or look at it in firebug, and see if it gets
constructed like you expect. Some of your code looks suspicious, like
creating "param1" element (shouldn't it be "param"?) and setting the
same attribute (setAttribute("name", "bgcolor"), setAttribute("name",
"play")) over and
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