Hello,
about to deploy to production an evolution of a project, customer
calls and says hidding icons fails in Firefox. What?
Firebug to the rescue says the icons have a nice display: none after
I call setVisible(false).
Changing by hand to display: none !important works and I accept it as
a
This is happening on GWT 1.7 sometimes and randomly on an Ubuntu box
using FF3.0
The exception first happened in an imatge.setWidth (that was GWT
1.5.3), so I added a getElement check (and reordered the code)
Now it is happening in the constructor, which is weird and out of
control...
** This
For several reasons I was thinking that it did happen, although [1]
explains that it shouldn't happen. [2] shows a couple of methods to
prevent that this file gets cached.
In my case, server side exceptions [3] were being thrown for RPC
calls from Ubuntu+FF3.5, saying that serialization
Hello and thanks in advance...
This is a Safari issue, this browser seems not wait to for onLoad
JavaScript event. My onModuleLoad communicates with a Java applet and
what works on FF+IE (they wait for the applet to load, then trigger
onLoad) does not work for Safari, which triggers onLoad
Weirdness one.
GWT code calls JSNI method which calls Java applet to retrieve a
String. Back in GWT, a .indexOf or .length or any function on the
variable which stores the applet String fails. Window.alert
(length=+variable.length()) shows function length() { [native
code] }, which is really
Hello, my setup is:
Application #1 is a GWT app. There is RPC, so the interfaces and
associated POJO's that define the RPC call are within the client
package, so that they can be translated into JavaScript.
On the server side of app#1 there is a call to web services. Those web
services are
