Nevermind - I surrounded the template text with tags,
generated a random group name in the render method, and it all seems
to be mostly working.
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I took another approach but have hit a roadblock. Instead of starting
with CheckboxCell and CompositeCell, I started with the SelectionCell
figuring that it already had multiple options. Unfortunately, I
haven't figured out a way to get the "radio group" (aka "name") field
into the generated safeht
There is - see CheckboxCell. It works fine, but it is not a collection
of radio buttons.
I did look at the GWT source for several other "Cell" objects and it
looks straightforward to create a custom "RadioCell" that implements a
single Radio button (using the CheckboxCell as a roadmap for how this
I was hoping to put a list of radio buttons in a CellTable column but
didn't see the equivalent RadioCell class. I'm prototyping with a
SelectCell, but it really calls for a few radio buttons in a group.
What's the best magic incantation to coerce GWT's CellTable/Cell
Columns to rendering a group o
Thanks. How exactly do you get it to work with the earth server. In
particular, how do I tell it from where to load the maps API script? I
tried the following using an older version of the gwt-map api (1.0.2)
with the following script statement in my *.gwt.xml:
So I have a gwt application that uses the gwt-maps APIs. We have a
pressing need to use an Enterprise Earth server instead of the the
Google server (maps.google.com) in the sky. Is there something special
I need to do to connect it to this soon to be deployed Enterprise
Earth server besides changin
