Re: SmartGWT 1.2 Released

Wow. very nice! On Aug 12, 8:01 am, Sanjiv Jivan wrote: > Hi, > SmartGWT 1.2 has just been released. This version supports GWT 1.7 and has > improved support for interoperability with core GWT widgets. Some other > features include full Safari 4.x support, ListGrid performance improvements, > su

Re: Newbie - HTML pages

You should only need one html page. This is the main html page that you already have in your project. If you have done swing work, think of that html page as your JFrame if you will. I'll run through a simple example that should at least get you on your feet. Your html page could define the basi

Re: Newbie proudly presents his first GWT App

I dig it, On Aug 11, 9:59 pm, CI-CUBE wrote: > this is a little bit off topic but anyway I'd like to give you a short > response > > they're just valuable gifts/presents/trophys/awards/souvenirs - in > whatever context (personal, commercial, non-commercial). Currently > they do not have a functi

HowTo: Module Inheritance in Eclipse

I fought with this for awhile, and finally figured out how to do this. I hope it can help someone else as they progress through their own GWT project. The problem arises when you want to create a GWT application, but not cram all your code in one huge monolithic GWT project. If you can isolate fu

Re: Servlet in Jar

I have the same issue and I posted it here yesterday. My module that contains the service works fine standalone but the service is not being initialized (because of the ClassNotFoundException) when I import the module and expect to use it i another project. I took a look at the example posted by K

Re: How can one module initialize servlets that exist in a dependent module?

java:397) at com.google.gwt.dev.HostedMode.main(HostedMode.java:232) Aug 7, 2009 7:47:57 PM com.google.apphosting.utils.jetty.JettyLogger warn WARNING: Failed startup of context com.google.apphosting.utils.jetty.devappenginewebappcont...@e2e35a{/,/ Users/jreue/workspace/j2ee/culdcept/

Re: How can one module initialize servlets that exist in a dependent module?

used /myloginmodule/ > loginServices, in MyApp's web.xml it must read pattern>/myapp/loginServices. > > On Aug 6, 4:59 pm, jreue wrote: > > > I have one Eclipse project (a gwt module) that's sole purpose is to > > provide user authentication. It has client widgets for creati

Re: How can one module initialize servlets that exist in a dependent module?

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How can one module initialize servlets that exist in a dependent module?

I have one Eclipse project (a gwt module) that's sole purpose is to provide user authentication. It has client widgets for creating/ editing users as well as logging in/out. It also has a servlet that communicates with a MySQL database. All this functionality is in that project, lets call 'MyLogin

Possible to implement multiple ValueChangeHandlers?

Is there a way for a class to implement more than one ValueChangeHandler? I thought I could do the following public class Foo extends Composite implements ValueChangeHandler, ValueChangeHandler { public void onValueChange( ValueChangeEvent event ) { System.out.println("Im intere