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On Oct 10, 1:41 pm, ".tury" wrote:
> Dear Googlers,
>
> I wrote some Java EE Applications with Netbeans and, sincerely, I love
> EJBs and how they are managed
Search this forum for javascript applet communication. The code is
easy but the concepts are not trivial as you must understand how GWT
javascript JNI works as well as applets. GWTAI is also easy but again
you must understand the use of attributes and put the java code in
your gwt project. You can
I ran across this bug a year ago in Firefox where the String returned
from a Javascript->Applet(Method) call that returns a string isn't a
first class string in GWT. I was testing in Safari OSX and get the
following error message when trying to do a substring on the string
returned from the applet
Just upgraded to GWT 1.7 and ran into the following when trying to
build with gwt-log. I already posted on the gwt-log discussion but
wanted to put in the main GWT list for others using gwt-log.
Thanks
Scooter
Compiling module edu.scripps.hddesktop.Main
[ERROR] Errors in 'jar:file:/
I have been using the "unofficial" Netbeans for two years and it works
great. I just noticed at https://gwt4nb.dev.java.net/ that the page
has been updated with new screen shots related to Netbeans 6.7 and the
latest GWT.
On Jul 11, 4:31 pm, Juan Fernando Obando Saldarriaga
wrote:
> Is there any
I was able to figure out how to trigger the error in my application.
It appears related to a mouse being moved in and out of a text boxes.
It could be tooltips related. If I move the mouse quickly across a
couple text fields in a form then I get the error. If I move in and
out of a single text fie
I tested our gwt app today on FireFox 3.5 on OSX now that it has been
released. Lots of very nasty javascript errors related to DOM with a
copy and paste as an example. Using GWT 1.6.4. The application loads
and I don't get error messages until I execute a particular part of
the application. I am
be able to find it.
Thanks
Scooter Willis
On Feb 5, 1:50 pm, Barry wrote:
> Thanks, Paul ...
>
> ... some perspective is a help.
>
> Yes, I realize that OOPHM will at least allow me to switch to FireFox
> for hosted mode, and that's a good thing. But GWT2.0 isn't her
scussed? Is the tighter security
restriction part of a google developed application tool or something
used from an external open source tool? Just curious what triggered
the change in a minor release of 1.5.2 to 1.5.3 and how hard it would
be to relax the restriction as a config option.
Thanks
Scooter
Please allow this to either be a configurable option or a prompt when
accessing external URL. I test against a variety of complex data
sources for our web server where duplicating on my development machine
is almost impossible. It is also an issue when we get a bug report in
production that I can
and when I ran in 6.1 I get the same behavior as in 6.5 but they are
both sharing the same project directory.
Has anyone else seen this problem?
Any suggestions?
Thanks
Scooter
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t doesn't break what already works well in netbeans. It
would be nice if incremental builds was faster.
Thanks
Scooter Willis
On Oct 15, 7:49 am, walden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> +1 well said.
>
> On Oct 14, 6:03 pm, Jason Essington <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> &g
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