PlaceController and Delegate for warning confirmation not quite built to be extensible

When using Activities and Places to manage application navigation events I'd like to be able to override the default behavior of the * com.google.gwt.place.shared.PlaceController*. When an activity responds to the mayStop() call returning a warning message string the * com.google.gwt.place.shared

Re: Using JavaMail in a GWT application

a product like Wireshark to look at the traffic on >> the network. To do that, you'll need console access to your GWT >> server...but sniffing the wire is pretty much the only way to see >> what's going on in javax. >> >> Good luck. >> >> On Sep

Using JavaMail in a GWT application

I am having a bit of an issue testing my web application. I have written a customized Emailer class that is used to send an email to the specified email address. I am able to get the class to successfully send an email while using a driver class, however, when I attempt to use the Emailer class o

Re: Help with web application if possible.

Thanks a bunch that did the trick! The problem now is a bit different. I have written a special java class called Emailer to use the java mail functionality of sending an email. When I just use the class in a driver class I am able to send an email successfully. However, when I reference the cl

Re: Late-loading parts of a GWT app

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Late-loading parts of a GWT app

#x27;ll enforce, then it should be able to avoid duplicating code from earlier modules in later modules. This way our app can have lots of great but rarely-used functionality that users don't have to wait to load up front. Would others like this? Is it