On the GWT website, I can't figure out how they do the left panel that
opens and closes with the table of contents. It doesn't behave like a
normal disclosure panel, unless there some special CSS going on there.
Can someone point me to the way?
Thanks,
John
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i know this is not a vanila gwt widget. But you can make one
> - at the end it's just a panel that is made invisible with an
> animation.
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> On 17 Jun., 05:47, kingdomain wrote:
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> > On the GWT website, I can't figure out how they do the left panel th
e Panel...
Thanks!
John
On Jun 17, 3:58 pm, Jeff Chimene wrote:
> On 06/16/2009 08:47 PM, kingdomain wrote:
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> > On the GWT website, I can't figure out how they do the left panel that
> > opens and closes with the table of contents. It doesn't behave like a
> >
e.google.com/p/gwt-fx/
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> On 18 Jun., 02:52, Jeff Chimene wrote:
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> > On 06/17/2009 05:23 PM, kingdomain wrote:
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> > > Yes, sorry, it's on the site that has all the getting started stuff
> > > here:
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> > >http://code.google.com/webtoolki
Thank you for your excellent post, Jeff. I appreciate the detail.
I'm open to either straight js/css or GWT, which ever makes the most
sense/is the quickest and easiest.
Your post was really helpful to understand what's going on under the
covers (which GWT is probably doing down in the bowels so
Thanks Thomas!
John
On Jun 18, 11:05 am, Thomas Broyer wrote:
> On 17 juin, 05:47, kingdomain wrote:
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> > On the GWT website, I can't figure out how they do the left panel that
> > opens and closes with the table of contents. It doesn't behave like a
> > nor
I have an app that involves long run times on a server (scientific
app). I ported to GWT specifically to give better user feedback on
long jobs (e.g. progress bar, email results option, etc.).
I have to control threads on the server side, in my RPC services, in
order to avoid memory issues in to
hanks!
John
On Jul 26, 10:09 am, "brett.wooldridge"
wrote:
> Pls post some pseudo-code of your timer and RPC call.
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> -Brett
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> On Jul 26, 10:39 pm, kingdomain wrote:
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> > I have an app that involves long run times on a server (scientific
> > app). I p
Awesome. Thanks so much!
I'll give it a try.
--jfk
On Jul 28, 8:38 am, "brett.wooldridge"
wrote:
> I suspect you've touched upon a subtle bug involving the translation
> of Java anonymous inner-classes and JavaScript garbage collection.
> There is a subtle co-dependency between the anonymous