Hi, Thomas,
I learned a lot from your latest answer. Thanks!
caniuse.com's approach is exactly what I want. Can you give more details on
how the redirecting is done for the comment below?
"So redirecting from /foo to #foo might be better (caniuse.com does just
that: redirect /history to #feat=his
Just an update...
In the filter, redirect seems not working
request.getRequestDispatcher(New_Url);
On Mon, Sep 5, 2011 at 6:52 AM, Qiang Ma wrote:
> Thanks Y2i and Thomas.
>
> One of the reason is I wonder if I can redirect a full domain name to a
> internal state of my appl
Thanks Y2i and Thomas.
One of the reason is I wonder if I can redirect a full domain name to a
internal state of my application. For example , I go to a domain hosting to
redirect
http://someotherdomain.com
to
http://mything.com/#someotherdomain
But the domain hosting service co
e:
> Federated OpenID is supported by app engine
> http://code.google.com/appengine/articles/openid.html
>
>
> On Mon, Aug 8, 2011 at 8:34 AM, Qiang Ma wrote:
>
>> Hi, all,
>>
>> I am investigating to build a GWT app hosted on GAE that requires user
>> l
Hi, all,
I am investigating to build a GWT app hosted on GAE that requires user
login.
Do you have any suggestion on which 3rd party library to support user secure
login and approach to implement it?
Thanks!
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On Fri, Aug 5, 2011 at 7:00 AM, Qiang Ma wrote:
> Thanks, Kevin, Isaac.
>
> The traffic is light. Server side would have some database connection and
> some java code for processing data.
>
> So Google App En
Thanks, Kevin, Isaac.
The traffic is light. Server side would have some database connection and
some java code for processing data.
So Google App Engine! Thanks again!
-maq
On Thu, Aug 4, 2011 at 1:44 PM, Kevin Anderson wrote:
> How heavy of traffic are you anticipating?
>
> I would second Is
Hi,
I assume someone figured out...
If I develop a GWT based app, where can I host it most cost effectively (ie.
cheap)?
Regular hosting options say they support PHP, CGI... but it doesn't sound
they allow me to deploy the war file.
Thanks in advance!
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Hi, Ale,
How is your progress? I got further on the topic...
Now if I deploy the war file and manually copy the app.war file under ROOT
file (I had to change the path to the app.nocache.js ). The filter seems to
take the query string just fine. (However, I don't remember any changes in
the servl
I am trying to do the same set up and "successfully" reproduced the problem
you have.
It is obvious it is working fine if the URL doesn't point to the domain name
directly:
http:///?_escaped_fragment_=XXXdoesn't
work
http:?_escaped_fragment_=XXX
works fine
Keep working :
Hi,
I am scratching my head with the same issue. (Haven't decided what to do
yet.)
Just want to learn what you have done.
So your servlet will route regular URL (pretty one) to your GWT app, and the
escaped one to some static page? (Are you using HtmlUnit?)
I have a question on the "static page":
y to GWTP
> Phillipe and the others members have made a great job with the library.
>
> It s worth a try :).
>
> 2011/6/7 Qiang Ma
>
>> Thanks Alain.
>> Wonder if there is a way that I don't need create a new dependency (3rd
>> party code)?
>>
>>
Thanks Alain.
Wonder if there is a way that I don't need create a new dependency (3rd
party code)?
Thanks!
-maq
On Tue, Jun 7, 2011 at 2:28 AM, Alain Ekambi wrote:
> Maybe you can have a look at GWTP ?
> http://gwtplatform.com
>
>
>
> 2011/6/7 maq
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> Does any one have a good tuto
Why don't you create a different style and do a setStyle on this label?
.xxxLabel{
blah.
}
uniqueLabel.setStyleName("xxxLabel");
This seems to fit your needs.
On Sun, May 29, 2011 at 9:11 PM, lalit wrote:
> I have a lot of labels in my application.I have overriding the style
> as most of
Thanks Paul. Go to the Frame is not the best option. For example, if the 3rd
party javascript has popup window, it will be clipped within the Frame size.
So I am still struggling with just using HTML widget.
I found that it could all be the java script not loading when the HTML
widget is rendered.
I tried to use a Frame widget to include a html page just with the following
banner and it shows up on all browsers. But it doesn't look nice, e.g. it
has an extra border on IE.
Just wondering why HTML widget can't show the banner correctly, as simple as
following:
HTML html = new HTML("");
somePa
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