ing in a new dummy method, and
re-save, then this time it works -- the function get exists.
Sounds like an incomplete incremental compilation?
What is frustrating is that the problem is sporadic - other classes
employing the same design patterns work fine.
Has anyone encountered simil
Hi Ian,
Yes, we are still seeing the problem. I've put it aside for the moment,
hoping to revisit once we upgrade to a new GWT Release Candidate.
Glad to know I'm not the only one suffering from this :)
Cheers
Darren
On Monday, October 10, 2016 at 5:10:08 PM UTC+2, Ian Whyman wro
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If I comment out in the web.xml file the GWT-RPC servlet defintion, then
the vanilla HttpServlet will perform the XML document processing without an
exception.
Has anyone encountered similar problems?
Darren Smith.
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In fact I can't just make a new context and send cancel(Proxy).fire() to it
as the proxy was created by the original request (the one holding the save
call in its invocation queue) , and it tries to call edit on the proxy in
the GWT internals when I call cancel on the new request (why, I don't k
What about if your request context interface has multiple methods?
I have a save and a cancel on mine, and I have to use the cancel to do some
server side cleanup if the user decides to abandon their changes. If I call
save and it fails validation or whatever, and then the user decides to
cance
I just starred both issues. I really hope to see support for this issue
also. I would much prefer to use Protocol Buffers over JSON or XML for web
applications. Protocol Buffers are so much more elegant.
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Hi Rob, I see your demo on the site with highcharts but I don't see it in
the code on googlecode. Is there a different codebase that you are working
on for the highcharts integration?
Thanks! Darren
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Philippe,
I have found a way to use the src/main/gwt folder work seamless between m2e,
GPE and maven-gwt-plugin.
When using this method src/main/gwt shows up in Eclipse as a src folder and
nothing is excluded. Also doing a gwt:compile and gwt:run from the command
line worked fine as well.
have no way to set breakpoints / or otherwise observe the
javascript of my app. this is making debugging with alert statements
tedious.
On Nov 29, 12:36 am, darren wrote:
> Hi Everyone
>
> In my web application i have some links that, when clicked are
> supposed to:
> - use an RPC t
Hi Everyone
In my web application i have some links that, when clicked are
supposed to:
- use an RPC to get some data from the server
- construct a new Panel
- insert the panel into the browser document
My solution seems to work as expected while in hosted mode, but not
once the application is de
I have a remote service "MyServlet" defined in a module "module1", and
I wish to call the service from a different module "module2".
The trouble is that the URL that is generated, and used for the POST
is of the form module2/MyServlet instead of module1/MyServlet. This
doesn't match the URL mappi
are there any other languages planned for the GWT? such as C# or C its
self? as not everyone knows java, and not everyone is willing to learn
a new language to use the toolkit.
since if C# and C/C++ are covered along side java, you cover almost
all the programmers who would want to/be able to, us
The one case that hasn't been mentioned is when one dynamically
creates transient images on the server.
We transform various XML data sources into SVG and then transcode into
JPG (using Batik) on the fly, then base 64 encode the JPG into a
string and send it across via GWT-RPC.
Then on the clie
anyone help?
On Mon, Jan 19, 2009 at 5:25 PM, Kango_V wrote:
> I'm trying to implement a splitter the same as that used in Google
> Reader. This is more of a collapsible panel rather than a splitter
> though.
>
> Anyone give me some pointers or explain how it's done.
>
> Thanks.
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I'm wish to return the distance and expected travel time from point A
to point B. I don't particularly want to view the polyline - I'm just
really after the distance and expected travel time.
I do a lot of geocoding and would love to add this information to what
I'm doing - is it possible?
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