I've detailed my solution here: http://stackoverflow.com/a/20848504/633107
It uses both the AbstractCell#handlesSelection override suggested by Jens
and the CellPreviewEvent.Handler suggested by Thomas.
Thank you!
Michael Prentice
GDG Space Coast
On Friday, December 27, 2013 3:17:22 PM UTC-5,
I'm running into this same situation today when using a DataGrid (each row
mapping to a Place). I think that I'll try out the SelectionModel approach
and try to set the selection myself on place changes.
I think that Thomas was trying to refer to this StackOverflow question as
the one posted do
As Jens suggested overriding AbstractCell#handlesSelection to handle
revoking a selection works. I used this to revoke a selection in a
CellTree. Thanks Jens.
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With a CellTable, you can also use a CellPreviewEvent.Handler instead of a
custom cell (or you can use a custom SelectionModel that won't update from
methods called by the CellTable, and you'll update it "manually" using
another specific method, in response to a PlaceChangeEvent).
See also (for
I think you have to manage the selection in your CellTable by hand based on
the place (you dont want to change the place based on SelectionModel
changes).
Never done it before (and maybe it doesn't work) but I think would create a
custom cell that overwrites AbstractCell.handlesSelection() to r
I have a GWT two column display. The left column contains a CellTable with
a list of users in the application. When the user selects an user from the
list, the right column displays the selected users details - which the user
can edit.
I have my Activity wired up to use the mayStop() method so tha
