EasyGWT Podcast Episode 05http://www.easygwt.com/easygwt-podcast-episode-05/
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*In this episode we talk about:*
- GWT 2.5 Release Candidate 2 is
Releasedhttp://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/downloads/list
- Pro Account 2.0 Embraces Vaadin 7 and
Hi everyone just wanted to let you know I released a screencast on using
Gin in your GWT application to control the lifecycle of your objects. Gin
extends the features of Guice for use in your client code. It can be
beneficial in writing more componentized code, that is easier to test and
or
*Easy GWT Podcast Episode 04 has been
released.http://www.easygwt.com/easygwt-podcast-episode-04/http://www.easygwt.com/easygwt-episode-02/We
are pleased to announce the fourth episode of Easy GWT Podcast where we
bring you the GWT news from around the net. If you develop with Google Web
If you want the callbacks to call into your Java methods one way to do that
is to assign those methods to a globally accessible Javascript variable.
Then you can register those as callbacks to your on_event calls. The
example I'm showing is static but you may be able to use instance methods.
I forgot they are both available on iTunes too.
On Friday, September 21, 2012 6:02:41 PM UTC-6, gpike wrote:
When I saw your question I wondered the same thing. I had looked before
and didn't find much So I started 2 of my own. The first
http://www.easygwt.com/ is a podcast I do with Jeff
I agree with tc. In your rails controllers set your respond_to blocks to
render json then you can use RequestBuilder to make your rest calls. You
can then create jsni methods that eval the json and return Javascript
Overlay object that you can use in your app. During development you may
want
Hi,
You can't directly in GWT it honors cross site scripting you can however
drop down to Javascript. Write a JSNI method that accesses the containing
docs parent (your app) by accessing top, then in your code you can access
the iFrame and then it's document. Something like this:
public
On Friday, September 21, 2012 2:28:25 AM UTC-6, Coco Gwt wrote:
Hi,
i have created an iFrame in my project that calls an external service (for
example whatismyip.com) that returns my public IP.
the problem is i cant get iFrame content, because there is a completly
different domains.
.
Thanks,
Gordon Pike
gwtcasts.com
easygwt.com
On Tuesday, September 25, 2012 10:26:53 AM UTC-6, gpike wrote:
Hi,
You can't directly in GWT it honors cross site scripting you can however
drop down to Javascript. Write a JSNI method that accesses the containing
docs parent (your app
I use the built in GWT logging. It works for us, and we can use the remote
logging so that info can be included in the server log in production. Your
classes use java logging classes. Add the import and configure the loggers
you want in the module file something similar to:
inherits
When I saw your question I wondered the same thing. I had looked before and
didn't find much So I started 2 of my own. The first http://www.easygwt.com/
is
a podcast I do with Jeff Maslo and we bring GWT related news items to you
each week (or we strive for weekly). The second is
On Friday, September 21, 2012 6:02:41 PM UTC-6, gpike wrote:
When I saw your question I wondered the same thing. I had looked before
and didn't find much So I started 2 of my own. The first
http://www.easygwt.com/ is a podcast I do with Jeff Maslo and we bring
GWT related news items
The document inside you iFrame is a completely separate document and can
be from a different domain as well so won't get any events just like you
don't get events from other browser tabs. However you could communicate
across the boundary by defining your own api's. What I mean is you can add
There is an example app at: http://code.google.com/p/gwtrpc-spring/ you
could look at.
Thanks,
Gordon
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If I understand your question correctly, you want to use a value that has
been populated by JavaScript then it should be as simple as:
public final native String getValue() /*-{
return $wnd.a;
}-*/;
but if you are wanting to pass the value to the JavaScript then it would be
like:
public
Hi,
You can use the Spring listener in the web.xml:
listener
listener-class
org.springframework.web.context.ContextLoaderListener
/listener-class
/listener
Then in any of your Servlets you can use the context:
Hi Maddy,
We had the same issue. What we found was if the window was closed
while an rpc request was outstanding a port was blocked so subsequent
calls would fail. To fix it we had to track and abort any rpc requests
in a IWindowCloseListener.
Gordon
http://devbright.com
On Jun 5, 12:52 pm,
Rafael,
You could use annotations to describe the mappings but if not use the
following. Since you are using Spring you can use their Hibernate
support to look for mapping files in a particular directory. This way
you don't have to call them out in the hibernate file. Lookup
Sorry I missed this thread before. Yes it was compiled for 1.6. I
should have targeted 1.5 and will in the next release since there is
no dependency on 1.6. It probably would be safe for 1.4 but I use
Annotations so haven't needed it.
Thanks,
Gordon Pike
http://devbright.com
On May 19, 11:19
Hi Hez,
It's been my experience that most if not all scanners come with
either a hardware or software keyboard wedge. If it doesn't you may
want to look at the problem differently. Provide a software keyboard
wedge, what this will do is receive the input from RS-232 or USB and
emulate keyboard
If your looking for a clean simple way to allow your RPC services to
hosted in Spring or have existing Spring services that you would like
to access as RPC services then take a look at
http://code.google.com/p/gwtrpc-spring/.
GwtRpc-Spring provides a RemoteServiceDispatcher that takes rpc
Can you provide more information? Are you including one project in the
other by including a jar etc..? What annotations are you using?
(@Component, @Service etc..)
Regards
Gordon
On May 2, 11:06 am, greg gregory.le.bonn...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I have a problem with GWT and Spring
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