Regarding GWT1.6.
This test:
package com.google.gwt.i18n.client;
import java.util.Date;
import com.google.gwt.junit.client.GWTTestCase;
public class DateTimeFormatTest extends GWTTestCase {
private String pattern = "'-'MM'-'dd";
private DateTimeFormat forma
Have you tried this ?
* Take a backup copy of your entire workspace.
* Window>Preferences>General>Workspace>Text file encoding>Other: UTF-8
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Our standard module file is: Myproject.gwt.xml
We have added an extra modulefile for fast compilation called:
MyprojectWork.gwt.xml
When deploying to GAE, it compiles both Myproject.gwt.xml and
MyprojectWork.gwt.xml.
How to exclude MyprojectWork.gwt.xml from the compile, when deploying
to GAE ?
CustomerComponent extends Composite,
I do panel.add(widget) for all my widgets,
and then do initWidget(panel), in the constructor.
However this GWTTestCase test fails:
public void testShouldAttachAllWidgets() throws Exception {
CustomerComponent component = new CustomerComponent();
How to handle case when the user keeps holding the left- or right-
arrow pressed,
ex. while quickly browsing through textbased car ads ?
Only one KeyDown event gets generated, also when the user keeps the
button pressed.
How to capture that the button is still pressed ?
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I can't find function keys (F1 - F12) in KeyCodes.*
Instead of:
NativePreviewHandler handler = new NativePreviewHandler() {
@Override
public void onPreviewNativeEvent(NativePreviewEvent
event) {
if (
Thanks for the reply.
I did not read the supplied links, but I have read a number of
messages in this newsgroup regarding tricky keycodes,
however I have not seen a conclusion drawn from this.
Is the conclusion that KeyCodes vary between browsers and are therefor
not support in GWT ?
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Nice idea.
I think the new "development mode" a.k.a. "hosted mode",
is implemented using plugins, so it might possibly be in the
sourcetree in a not too distant future.
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My conclusion:
Non-colliding functionkey detection can be done (find keycodes per
browser in tables or by manual experimentation).
Colliding functionkey detection should be possible using browser
plugins.
No existing W3 spec for DOM events.
For now: least work/max browser support, use the GWT su
I have an entity that should render as a form in a detailview and as a
row in a grid, in another view.
This is the class:
public class Employee implements IsViewBean{ ... }
A third party test.gwt.xml tells the compiler to generate as View,
based on the interface IsViewBean:
Ano
My compiles are getting slower and slower (4 mins currently).
It's a not a huge app, master detail input forms, grids, tabs, menubar
and status bar, one servlet, ca 10 RPC calls. Third party grid,
compiled separetly. Common classes in a separate project, compiled
separetly.
WinXP SP3,
AMD Athlon D
Thanks for your answer:
i7 based machine with 1 rpm disks, ought to be good enough for me,
since my project is way smaller.
Any URL you can share to a pre-built system ?
Or is it a DIY PC build ?
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Are you running vmware on Windows 7, XP or Vista ?
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I have a "class MyGenerator extends Generator", that I want to test.
I need pointers to existing unit test code of a Generator unittest.
Looked in the GWT code for readymade mocks to no avail.
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