I deleted this post because this is a firebug problem. If you open
firebug in firefox, go to the Net tab, and click on an rpc call, then
the response tab will say that the post has to be resubmitted. When
it is, the PUT error is returned.
My rpc failures are being caused by Hibernate, C3P0, and
Ah, I see now. I thought the Google Maps Polygon had union
functionality already. Now your implementation looks like the way to
go.
Thanks,
Eric
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Yea, that's basically what I figured you'd have to do to get
Hibernate, GWT, and a database to work with spatial objects. I
commend you for not running with your tail between your legs like I
did when I saw the mountain of work I'd have to do to integrate all of
those technologies. :)
If all you
Thanks. I hadn't thought of using a Polygon to capture past maps
bounds. I think the idea has merit, but I use a SQL query on the
server side to get new locations for the Overlay Manager. I do
something like "where lat/lng in ( current bounds ) and lat/lng not in
( old bounds #1 ) and lat/lng n
If you use the code I provided above, please make sure to change the
following references:
this.city => this.address.city
this.country_code => this.address.country_code
this.country => this.address.country
this.region => this.address.region
Thanks,
Eric
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A while back I posted about a Marker Manager implementation I had made
for GWT and the GWT Google API Maps project,
http://groups.google.com/group/Google-Web-Toolkit/browse_frm/thread/637eb19fa3682b6e/10095488ac30a291?lnk=gst&q=markermanager#10095488ac30a291.
I've created another implementation th
When I upgraded my app to use GWT 1.5.2, everything worked fine in
hosted mode. However, when I published and deployed it to my web
server, all my RPC calls were failing. I'm still not certain why they
were failing, but using Firebug, I saw that the calls were returning
405 errors. Specifically
Location object.
/**
* A javascript overlay class for the google.loader.ClientLocation
javascript
* object
*
* @author Eric B <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
*/
public class ClientLocation extends JavaScriptObject {
/**
* Overlay types always have protected, zero
