Fixed in GWT Designer trunk.
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I'm working now on property-provider scripts support.
It works in general and allows me to open mGWT UI - RootPanel with Button.
I need some time for testing this change though.
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Unfortunately no.
But I'm working now on property-provider support.
It works in general and allows my to open mGWT UI.
I need some time for testing this change though.
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Unfortunately no.
But I'm working on
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http://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/issues/detail?id=6693
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Yes, GWT Designer tries to get HTML file for module using two methods:
1. in web.xml
2. Default HTML file, which is short module name plus ".html" extension.
I will fix this problem, GWT Designer should not throw exception.
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I don't know without project(s) example.
среда, 9 ноября 2011 г. 19:28:44 UTC-5 пользователь chris написал:
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> Very similar to the OP, I've found myself reaching a
> java.lang.IllegalArgumentException within GWT Designer. Now that we started
> getting this error, we can't use it to open file
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Yes, there is no need for a ticket.
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Support "gwtd.module.use" marker to choose single module was added to GWTD
trunk.
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Can you please open GWT issue for this feature request?
What we could add into GWT Designer is support for special "marker" comment,
which will force using marked GWT module file by GWT Designer.
Something like somewhere inside.
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No, GWT Designer always uses first module with EntryPoint in given package.
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Thank you, your example was helpful.
I've fixed problem in WindowBuilder trunk.
Problem is that you use old style Java project, when *.java and *.class
files are directly in project folder, instead of separate "src" and "bin"
folders.
So, as work around until you will have new version of WindowB
Can you send your project "projdata" directly to me, or open GWT issue and
attach it?
I don't need any Java files, or database configs, etc.
Only structure on project with .project and .classpath files.
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In general case support for new layout requires adding special support for
this layout into GWT Designer.
There are no way to GWT Designer to know magically how to generate code,
show editing feedbacks, etc.
In simplest case, when layout is flow-based, you can use wbp-component.xml
description
Official way for handling exception in GWT Designer is creating error report
(as suggested by error page) and creating new issue, with report attached.
In other case this will lead to discussions "give us this file", "show log",
etc.
Be wise and attach enough information, which may be useful, suc
1. This is not GWT Designer error, this is Swing Designer error, which is
part of Eclipse.org and should be handler there.
2. Newsgroup is bad place for reporting errors like this. Create error
report, as this is suggested by error page, and open Bugzilla bug and attach
this error report.
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OK, I can reproduce it.
Problem is that you use classes which are no part of "client" classpath.
This is OK, because there are used just in annotations.
However current version of GWT Designer does not include "output location"
with *.class files into compilation ClassLoader.
This was fixed recent
Please include also into error report following files:
1. module.gwt.xml
2. Handout.java
3. HandoutProxy.java
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How can I test my library component with the created project?
GWT module created by this wizard is library, so it has no entry point by
definition.
You need to create second GWT module with entry point (same project is
OK), import library module, open EntryPoint and add your widget.
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Konstantin suggested additional dump info. Frankly I've already toasted a
> day on this and don't have any more time so I'm gonna trudge forward with my
> workaround. But it's extremely easy to reproduce: Fresh Helios-SR2, 1.6.0_24
> jre, fresh install of latest GPE, GWT, and Designer exactly
Please, send error reports (as suggested in error message) instead of just
posting stack traces here.
Error report includes more context information, including classpath and
logs.
In this case just stack trace is not very helpful.
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>
> @UiChild
> public addText(String text) {
> ..
>
> }
>
> But, as expected this does not works...
>
> How can I access the string content within the tag ?
@UiChild works only with Widget.
So, you can not use it for String.
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> MyDecorator.ui.xml is nothing special and MyDecorator.java has the
> following method:
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> @UiChild
> public void addRadioButton(RadioButton rb) {
> ...
> }
User lower case for name of tag, i.e. "radiobutton" for
"addRadioButton".
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Hi, I'm author of GWT Designer. ;-)
> ** no wyswug viewer & GWT Designer
> I have tried the GWT Designer, and I was referring by calling it
> Window Builder in my previous post. I know I can get the wyswug
> viewer, but seems like it only work if the gui is created thru GWT
> Designer. And by d
> We plan to introduce UiBinder for Cells in a future version of GWT,
> hopefully GWT 2.2. We want Cells to be a complete replacement for Widgets,
> but we realize that the potential for an HTML syntax error grows as the
> level of complexity of a Cell increases. UiBinder for Cells should make
I'm working now on adding support for simple GWT widgets into
UiBinder support in GWT Designer.
However I see many limitations during this.
For example:
1. Support for TreeItem-s in Tree.
http://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/issues/detail?id=4997
2. Support for "TextBox.text
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