Be careful about taking strings back from the Java applet, as they do
not automatically coerce into JS strings. you have to do that yourself
in native JS code: '' + appletString
On Dec 9, 1:16 pm, Alfred S <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The information looks to be all there! I was able to succes
Try clearing your cookies for localhost. Surprisingly, this has fixed
a problem like this in the past for me.
If your cookies are too large, Tomcat (in GWT) will not display any
content at all.
On Nov 17, 10:29 pm, jagadesh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> iam Using Internet Explorer 6.
> is there
If you have time, please prepare a bug report. Regardless of the real-
world use case, this should be addressed.
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I too find ExtGWT very interesting, but frustrating too. The samples
are good, but quite thin. The docs, nonexistent.
If the author is watching this list, please take the next release
schedule and write some freaking docs instead of piling on more
features! Your adoption rate would be much highe
Jetty +1
I am all for anything that speeds up hosted mode development.
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I had to solve this problem for a website (http://www.re-entry.ca)
that had an iframe in the middle of a table. My solution used JS to
calculate the height approximately and resize the iframe on load and
resize events. Not GWT, but probably easy enough to add:
function expandContentPane()
{
I forgot to mention, the only logging I can find is in system.log:
Oct 7 15:11:33 vanjma12 /System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/
Versions/1.5.0/Home/bin/java[423]: CPSSetForegroundOperationState():
This call is deprecated and should not be called anymore.
Oct 7 15:11:35 vanjma12 java[423
I have run into a strange problem with an existing project I have been
working on. It runs on GWT 1.5.2, OS X, 10.5.5, Java5. The project I
am working on has been in development for the last 4 months on this
configuration. I debug it daily, make changes, etc.
Yesterday I was starting up the appli
I have developed the following class for Service singletons. It has
three advantages:
1. Service class is not instantiated until the service needs to be
used.
2. _instance is never checked for null, which isn't a necessary use of
time during the life of the app.
3. The static init code is cleane
I have a separate thread discussing the plural feature and I18N. In
short, I don't think they should have been combined:
http://groups.google.com/group/Google-Web-Toolkit/browse_thread/thread/ad6543c2012ef3dc/cfcc46b24d3e4f14?hl=en*&lnk=gst&q=pluraltext#cfcc46b24d3e4f14
Aliases make sense as locale-specific concepts. If a properties-file
writer (not the same person as the developer in almost every
professional case) wants to utilize them, they should be able to just
call them out.
resultsCount[few] = A few results
However, I think this use case is a bit edgy. F
I spent a couple of fruitless hours yesterday trying to get plurals to
work the way I wanted them to with the new Plural API. After digging
through the source code (never a good sign) I discovered that I have
to accept GWT's notion that '0' is a plural in the English language.
Really? Zero? None?
My problem is actually allowing this behaviour - how can I create a
form that allows multiple authors to be added? So far I have a box
that allows you to pick one author from the database/ajax call, but
how can I make it so you can add more than one author to this list?
On Aug 24, 2:26 pm, "Ian B
Nobody?
On Aug 21, 4:39 pm, Matt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I'm fairly new to AJAX but confident I can learn.
>
> I'm writing a php script for users to post articles. These articles
> can have more than one author. Rather than having users a
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