Pretty impressive! Do you mind saying how many 3rd-party libs you used on
the client side? How much were pure GWT and how much were Javascript libs
that were accessed using a native interface? And if you rolled things out,
were they all Java transpiled?
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On Saturday, 19 May 2018 14:07:35 UTC-6, richip wrote:
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> Is there support for JSON-B or any other JSON-object binding API in GWT?
> If not, is it possible to implement this without reflection? I wouldn't
> mind taking a stab at it, but am not sure how I'd do it with
Is there support for JSON-B or any other JSON-object binding API in GWT? If
not, is it possible to implement this without reflection? I wouldn't mind
taking a stab at it, but am not sure how I'd do it without Java reflection.
The goal is to call a R
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That did it! Thanks.
Very interesting API. I hope the documentation is in the works (API and
Users Guide). I'd love to help.
On Wednesday, 18 April 2018 00:09:46 UTC-6, Thomas Broyer wrote:
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> That would be element.style.width = WidthUnionType.of("20px")
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I'm trying to set set an HTMLElement.style.width property to an arbitrary
value but don't know how the API is used. One mechanism I've seen is to use
HTMLElement.setAttribute("style", String), but I'd only like to affect the
width property. I'm afraid that if I pass a width string (say, "width:
type. So what's the rule with generics? Should I use a
field of type FieldType?
On Jul 14, 11:04 am, cri wrote:
> Just a wild guess. Is this problem happening in Chrome? If so,
> completely clear your browser cache and retry.
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Not originally, but I added it (not the first time I got bit by this)
and it's still giving me a SerializationException:
com.google.gwt.user.client.rpc.SerializationException
at
com.google.gwt.user.client.rpc.impl.SerializerBase.getTypeHandler(SerializerBase.java:
153)
at
com.google.gwt.us
We're coming up with a SerializationException for an RPC call DTO that
we can't seem to resolve. Essentially, I've added an instance of a
class that extends ArrayList (where VStruct is a Serializable
class) and contains one Serializable field. Does someone know what our
problem might be? If not, ar
Is there an event that represents the exiting of a panel in a tabbed
panel widget? Or, at least a way to determine what panel was left upon
entering a new panel? While on the topic, what's the difference (or
definition) between BeforeSelectionEvent and a SelectionEvent? Is
BeforeSelectionEvent just
Is it possible to get an object reference to a Widget from a Widget
hierarchy using the APIs and some identifier? I'm aware of the APIs to
navigate through Widgets but can't figure a way to determine their
identity. I'm hoping an API call already exists to search.
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Has anyone successfully used the above products / technologies to
create a UIBinder GUI object that's editable in GWT Designer and makes
use SmartGWT? Can you send me some tips?
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Why would I wish to extend Composite instead of just extending the
Widget that I'm wrapping in the Composite?
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Is there a way to set the Element.id of a Widget from GWT Designer? We
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*sigh* I replied before I saw this. Thanks!
On Apr 22, 10:17 am, Christian Goudreau
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> Take a look at this project:
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"path specifier" from within a Widget structure?
On Apr 22, 10:08 am, richip wrote:
> I've two requirements that Reflection on the client side seems most
> appropriate for:
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> 1) To get references to field variables from client-side Java classes
> where the the spe
I've two requirements that Reflection on the client side seems most
appropriate for:
1) To get references to field variables from client-side Java classes
where the the specific name is determined at runtime. I figured that
with Reflection, I could expose said field variables by using
accessors (e
;);
> But flexibility comes up not in the case of String type, but, when you
> want to declare a hashmap of types String, and some triky
> LinkedList
> HashMap map = new HashMap Serializable>();
> LinkedList> list = new
> LinkedList>();
> map.put("K
I've an object which contains a HashMap instance. I'm
finding that when I put a value of type ArrayList, RPC calls fail with
a SerializationException that starts with:
com.google.gwt.user.client.rpc.SerializationException
at
com.google.gwt.user.client.rpc.impl.SerializerBase.getTypeHandler
If you were to create a GWT application that uses Spring (using, say,
Spring4GWT) and HIbernate on Eclipse and you had Eclipse IDE for JEE
Developers, GWT Designer plugin, Hibernate Tools plugin and Spring IDE
plugin installed, how would you create the project? Or what's the best
way to start the p
Does GWT require a persistent connection between the browser and the
web application server? I notice that in asynchronous service calls,
this is done using a persistent connection. Is this true of all widget
event handlers? Can this be made synchronous and not require a
persistent connection? Is i
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