I ran into the same problem (compile fails only on linux) with GWT version
2.2.0
With hacking some log statements into the GWT compiler I finally found the
reason:
java.io.FileNotFoundException: /XXX/calendar.year.gif (Too many open
files)
at java.io.FileInputStream.open(Native Met
I suspect that the button widget is not properly added to the widget
tree through parentHasWidgets.add(buttonWidget)
Doing something like
parentDomElement.appendChild(buttonWidget.getElement()) will display
the button correctly but without any dom events being registered.
regards
On 31 Dez. 2010
Static string internationalization means that the gwt compiler
generates extra permutations for every locale/browser combination, and
changing the locale on the client means replacing the currently loaded
permutation with a different one, so I guess there is no other way.
Anyway, you should be abl
Hello,
you will probably need a separate gwt.xml module definition that
points to the source package of your pojos
I use to do it this way:
1. Create a Pojo.gwt.xml in your gwt project/org/mysite/core that
contains a tag
2. In your main module definition, inherit this new
org.mysite.core.Pojo