tting hidden in the background, e.g. behind the parent window.
The strange thing is that this works in other web browsers like
Firefox and Chrome.
Have you seen this issue? Do you know if there is any way to make the
GWT Window.open code to automatically set focus on the new window in
IE8?
Thanks.
B
suppose I got a person object with list of book and I bind it to a
@Path("books")
ListEditor listEditor = ListEditor.of(new
BookUIFactory());
when the BookUI receive a remove book click, how should I suppose to
update the underlying list and and the editor framework?
same question on how to a
tually mentions how to do that in the very last
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> Hope it helps!
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> Regards,
> Tobias
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After watching gwt 2.1 release doc, I am exciting to try out editor
framework and the request factory.
Currently I had already successfully retieve of a eventProxy from my
mongodb using requestFactory.I am trying to glue the eventProxy to the
editor framework.
I follow the MVP idea which the presen
I have an application using GWT and AppEngine (more or less following
the StockWatcher tutorial) which I access locally as:
http://127.0.0.1:/mypage.jsp?gwt.codesvr=127.0.0.1:9997
I am creating a login url using:
userService.createLoginURL(requestUri)
where requestUri is passed to my server
