Can anyone say if it is posible for me to receive click events for widgets
in the content panel of a disclosure panel. When I try it I receive no
notifications within the click handlers attached to the widgets.
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I have an HTML component in a GWT2.1 application and I want to be able
to have the links such that when they are clicked the new urls's
contents replace the HTML components ext. The HTML text content has a link, and the HTML component has its id
set to "abc" ( htmlComponent.getElement().setID("abc"
I am trying to use RequestBuilder to access an xml document that is
available on the same server as my GWT 2.1 application but in a
different servlet container. Thus my GWT application is accessed via
http://localhost:8084/sdv and the xml document is accessed via
localhost:8086:/geoserver/rest/...
Can anyone say how I could set a property value (width) for a element
that has multiple classes. I have a TabPanel and I want to dynamically
set the width of the first tab bar. Using css I can achieve this
using:
.UserTabs .gwt-TabBar .gwt-TabBarFirst {
...
width: 200px;
}
However when I try
I have a GWT application with a JSONObject which must be passed to a
javascript function which will make some calculations, which will then
be returned to the calling GWT app.
ie:
JSONObject json = new JSONObject();
json.put("x", 2);
json.put("y", 5);
JSONObject result = process(json)
Window.ale
> Does the application not freeze up if you don't include the style
> sheet? It could just be a lot of DOM operations and not related to
> CSS.
When I use a style sheet with a few entries I get very fast rendering.
> In terms of best practice, I guess the fewer CSS files you have, the
> better. T
I have a GWT application where my one and only style sheet is 3000
lines long. needless to say the application freezes up from time to
time when rendering panels. Can some tell me whether I GWT has a best
practise to deal with many styling statements, each of which belong to
just a set of panels.
I am using the latest gwt maps MapWidget within a Dialog and want to
know how to unload the resources when I hide the dialog, as I don't
see any GUnload() function in the documentation.
John
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Ok, I found firefub, but can anyone who has used this tool tell me how
I can see my memory footprint with it.
John
On Dec 27, 11:31 am, byhisdeeds wrote:
> Hi. I have a GWT application that I want to try and reduce the size of
> the memory footprint in the browser. What can I use to l
Ok, I found firefub, but can anyone who has used this tool tell me how
I can see my memory footprint with it.
John
On Dec 27, 11:31 am, byhisdeeds wrote:
> Hi. I have a GWT application that I want to try and reduce the size of
> the memory footprint in the browser. What can I use to l
Hi. I have a GWT application that I want to try and reduce the size of
the memory footprint in the browser. What can I use to look at the
memory foot print dynamically in firefox (or IE) so I can see when my
code is stressing the browser.
John
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Sorry for bothering everybody in this season of good cheer. I found
the problem which was my own (of course). I had my json object
instantiated per the RPC servlet class and not the servlet method.
Think I'll go and have a drink now.
John
On Dec 26, 4:05 pm, byhisdeeds wrote:
> Please
Please forgive me if the question seems a bit daft. Its christmas and
maybe I have had too much to drink. I have a GWT 1.5 application using
RPC to access some server side code running under tomcat 6.xxx. I've
just recently seen something that puzzles me. When I let fly with 10
or 20 independent R
I have a GWT application where I want to display a list of urls, such
that when the user will selects one of them I can load the contents of
the url into my application. The contents will represent html code and
javascript code. The html code I will use to display a form say, by
setting the inner
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