the next page. There are samples in the gwt showcase to give
you an idea how it all works.
On Jul 9, 9:28 pm, Potate sammyjiang...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi
I have 100+ rows to render in a celltable. The actual data is
downloaded quite fast via RPC call. However, rendering these 100+ rows
Hi
I have 100+ rows to render in a celltable. The actual data is
downloaded quite fast via RPC call. However, rendering these 100+ rows
in IE6 is awfully slow. It also causes temporary UI lockups. Is it
possible to render the table in chunks? maybe like 10 rows at a time
incrementally? I tried
of inheritance
class ChildView extends View implements EditorChild doesn't work
because java does not allow implementing the same interface twice
thanks
On Mar 24, 9:05 pm, Thomas Broyer t.bro...@gmail.com wrote:
On Thursday, March 24, 2011 9:21:00 PM UTC+1, Potate wrote:
Hi everyone
I'm having
Hi everyone
I'm having trouble understanding Editors introduced in GWT 2.1. It
sounds like a nice feature to reduce boilerplate code. The Dev Guide
is very very useful, but I couldn't get all the answers _
==
my first question is about validation and error reporting.
take the Dev Guide
The new AutoBean in 2.1.1 is great. Finally, there is a decent json
tool that works in both js mode and pure JVM mode =)
The basic scenarios described in the wiki (http://code.google.com/p/
google-web-toolkit/wiki/AutoBean#AutoBeanVisitor) work fine for me.
I started poking further and I see some
I have a GWTTestCase that validates some GETs and POSTs to a servlet.
The servlet starts up a little differently than the traditional
servlets. So I can't use the builtin unit test servlet bootstrap in
module.gwt.xml.
It's easiest if I can run any pure java methods. When I tried this, I
got
The plural forms feature is pretty nice. But I'm struggling to find an
example on how to use it with the UiBinder. Any pointers / examples
would be nice.
Thanks
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This seems a bug to me. Can someone help me verify this?
when using a jpg like
@Source(images/Status-Verified.jpg)
@ImageOptions(width=10)
public ImageResource OrderStatusVerified();
the width parameter seems to have no effect.
when using a png like
oops, forgot to say this is GWT 2.1 RC1
On Oct 29, 12:10 pm, Potate sammyjiang...@gmail.com wrote:
This seems a bug to me. Can someone help me verify this?
when using a jpg like
@Source(images/Status-Verified.jpg)
@ImageOptions(width=10)
public ImageResource
, Oct 29, 2010 at 12:12 PM, Potate sammyjiang...@gmail.com wrote:
oops, forgot to say this is GWT 2.1 RC1
On Oct 29, 12:10 pm, Potate sammyjiang...@gmail.com wrote:
This seems a bug to me. Can someone help me verify this?
when using a jpg like
@Source(images/Status-Verified.jpg
Hi all
I'm trying to test history management in my app. I'm emulating a
browser back button click using History.back(). The call doesn't work
=/.
After calling History.back(), my registered onValueChange doesn't get
invoked. History.newItem, on the other hand, triggers the
onValueChange callback.
oops I meant GWT 2.1 RC1
On Oct 26, 2:07 pm, Potate sammyjiang...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all
I'm trying to test history management in my app. I'm emulating a
browser back button click using History.back(). The call doesn't work
=/.
After calling History.back(), my registered onValueChange
Hi folks
My goal is to support theme selections at run time. Here is what I'm
planning to do. I have some questions and I'm also looking for
comments and suggestions:
- start with a builtin GWT theme (standard, chrome, or dark) by
declaring inherit in .gwt.xml module file.
- create .css files
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