On Thu, Jun 16, 2011 at 17:52, Thomas Broyer wrote:
> the browser should then stop at the exception and allow you to look at the
> snippet of code that caused it; there should be enough information there to
> point you to the corresponding JSNI method
Thanks for the fast reply. Ok, I tried that,
Hi, I'm getting this error in OOPHM and I have no idea how to track down its
cause. It works in a previous revision and when I look into the diff I can't
find anything suspicious. Is there a way to further track down where the
problem is? (GWT 2.3)
17:40:54.551 [ERROR] [k3] Uncaught exception e
When you want to design your own widget that modifies some data, you can
combine more than one widget in such a Composite, additionally implement for
example a HasValueChangeHandlers<...> interface, and much more. That helps
to isolate all this into one class and you can use this as a bigger blo
You need to be a bit more specific. You cannot use arbitrary classes on
GWT's client side. That code needs to be accessible to the GWT compiler!
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On Tue, Apr 19, 2011 at 00:19, The Main Meyn wrote:
> Does GWT have an XML parser, so that I could make sure all my servlets
> return an XML.
>
Yes
> For example how would I get a combo designed using GWT to load the
> following servlet.
>
> http://202.54.180.145/Global/AddrXmlServlet?country_id
On Tue, Apr 19, 2011 at 03:26, dadada wrote:
> is this a browser issue?
>
both of them use the webkit render engine. in chrome, you can go into
the "tools" menu > developer tools. then open the "elements" tab,
click on the magnification glass at the bottom left, then on the
element in the website
Which browser (+version number) are you using?
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On Monday, April 18, 2011 12:01:10 PM UTC+2, Jonas wrote:
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> My question is when I have a TextBox for example and want
> to use both addKeyDownHandler, addValueChangeHandler and also read the
> text from it, should I have 3 methods in my view that returns
> something like
>
> public HasValue g
On Friday, April 15, 2011 12:17:31 AM UTC+2, The Main Meyn wrote:
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> I am ready to modify the servlets according to
> what is required by GWT.
If you don't plan to use GWT's own RPC mechanism (what you have implied, it
think), you do not have to modify your servlets at all - you just have to
On Friday, April 15, 2011 4:25:42 PM UTC+2, Magno Machado wrote:
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> When using the MVP framework built in GWT it seems that we have to write a
> lot of boilerplate code.
There are some mvp options avaiable, you can choose between more flexibility
or a more tight framework (with less boilerplat
On Friday, April 8, 2011 10:02:38 PM UTC+2, Diego Lovison wrote:
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> For example in JavaScript I can write the code, save on database, ...
>
You can do exactly the same in GWT as you are able to do in pure JavaScript.
The reason is that there is this JSNI interface that lets you access the
"lowe
On Wednesday, April 6, 2011 12:04:47 AM UTC+2, Alex wrote:
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> Which one should I be using?
>
You are maybe confused, because some terms are more theoretical (or
abstract) and others are used in the Code. Also, there is not only one way
to do MVP in GWT. You can check out mvp4g if it fits more
Since that class is processed with the Java2JavaScript compiler, it uses a
different Java API and there is no HttpSession class. That has nothing to do
with serialization! For whatever reason you want to do that, it won't work
that way. (Maybe by extending GWTs set of translate-able Java API cla
On Tue, Mar 29, 2011 at 18:11, azuniga wrote:
> How do I make the file visible to http requests?
A file in /war/* is visible. I think we still don't really know what
you want to accomplish, when you file is created and so on. Also, is
the URL valid?
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When you do
GWT.log("report path: " + GWT.getHostPageBaseURL() + "report.html");
in hosted mode, you can see the path in the log. Copy/Paste it into your
webbrowser and see if it is valid. That will help you tracking down how to
enter the correct path.
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Well, if I understand you correctly, I think you want to do something that's
either not necessary or completely impossible.
1. you cannot send a .gz compressed file to gwt - you need to tell the
browser to decompress the file before it is visible in the javascript
application.
2. you have to co
On Friday, February 11, 2011 1:22:58 AM UTC+1, Saim wrote:
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> Accept-Encodinggzip,deflate
>
I don't understand what you did, but I think you do not have to do anything.
read this:
http://code.google.com/appengine/kb/general.html#compression
Just the quoted line from you above is enough to tel
On Thursday, January 6, 2011 2:23:04 PM UTC+1, Noor wrote:
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> I am becoming almost mad with the GWT Cookies,
>
I got also mad with it, then I wrote a native function doing it "myself",
still the same. Then I realized that it worked all the time in firefox, but
not in chrome. I still don't kno
On Thursday, December 30, 2010 12:01:05 PM UTC+1, jc wrote:
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> Is there is any way to read, write and access a file in a local
> directory when application run i a browser ?
This is only possible if the server runs on the client's computer and hence
the server has access to the file. The sec
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