).
Carl.
On Apr 8, 8:04 am, Superman859 russ.d.hollo...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks Carl! Your method worked fine. It's almost fully implemented,
but the only question I have that remains is the proper way to
generate tokens. I haven't ever had to generate them before
happens when you compile the code).
http://getfirebug.com/js.html. However, you should compile in DETAILED mode
so that the JS makes even a little sense - even then you might find it hard
to understand what the profiler is telling you.
On Mon, Apr 13, 2009 at 1:54 PM, Superman859
the attribute, and sends back the pdf
String token = req.getParameter(token);
byte[] pdf = (byte[])req.getSession().getAttribute(token);
Carl.
On Apr 7, 11:18 am, Superman859 russ.d.hollo...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks for all the responses. I had (and still do) little
:
I think you should not use GWT RPC servlet, just use normal servlet.
2009/4/6, Superman859 russ.d.hollo...@gmail.com:
I want to use iText to generate a PDF file. Ideally, I can
incorporate a generatePDF() method into my interface and my Servlet
that is involved in GWT-RPC
I have an java.util.Date object that is passed using GWT-RPC from the
server to the client. It is pulled from a MySQL database as some date
at 12h 00m 00s (12:00 AM). However, when it arrives to the client,
the time is 8:00 PM the day before (4 hours earlier). I assume this
is because my
I use Eclipse for GWT, and I'm trying to use a third party library
(OFC GWT) for charting. The most recent version of source code in
Subversion repository seems to have the changes I require, but the
downloadable JAR file doesn't have those changes in it yet.
Can someone explain how I can take
How is it not working? How are you trying to run them?
They are for use in the command prompt, so you will need to use that.
Also be sure that you either specify the full location of
applicationCreator (example: C:\gwt\applicationCreator) when running
the command, or place it in your PATHS
I'm working on my first GWT project, which also happens to be somewhat
substantial (at least for me). The project essentially is used for
creating weekly, monthly, midterm, yearly, etc. reports for students.
The application seems fairly simple as it only seems to consists of
two main things -
I'm just getting started with both GWT and Subversion, and ran into a
question that I'm hoping some of you may know the answer to.
I have set up a Subversion repository, and am able to check files in /
out without issue. However, I think when I imported the project, that
I either did something
I was wondering if anyone knew of an easy way to use a StackPanel
header as a hyperlink. I'm trying to make a navigation menu using
StackPanel and vertical panels. However, there are one or two menu
items that have no submenu (thus no VerticalPanel).
Currently, my VerticalPanel consists of
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