I to would like to use MVP but find that i'm unable to present more
than one view on the screen at a time. I would like to have 3-5 panels
loading widgets based on selections in other panels. I attempted to
create a presenter/view (just to test) that had both contact edit and
contact list. The issu
The problem is that only one presenter can be active at a given time.
If a presenter is controlling the left, right and center column, even
handing the center column container to another presenter will not
result in the original presenter giving up control or you get the
effect of one view being dr
I think you should be able to do this pretty easily by putting
something that implements HasWidgets (such as SimplePanel, FlowPanel,
etc.) in your center column. You can then pass that container into
your presenter as the place where its content should live. That should
leave the other things that
Having a similar problem with creating Composite Views backed by their
respective Presenters.
The bug in DockPanelLayoutPanel for Java 5 does not help and I don't
have the option to switch to Java 6 but that is a separate discussion:
http://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/issues/detail?id=425
As far as i understand you have "windows" that contain widgets... like:
MainWidgetContainer (which owns) LoginWidget, HeaderWidget and so on..
LogoutWidgetContainer (owns) LogoutWidget, ComeBackSoonMessageWidget, etc..
if is that the case, you would only call the go() which means
"RootPanel.get()
It seems to me like you need a supervising presenter to coordinate
interactions among each of the panes of the application, in a
DockPanel as you suggest. The AppController would then bootstrap this
instead of managing what is shown in the root panel. Finally, the
logic that is in the AppController
The idea is to have multiple presenters throwing views up into their
own little piece of real estate on the screen, then depending on
different events, swap out presenters. For instance I want user
information in one little box on the screen, and a header across the
top. I want the user information
modify Presenter.go(HasWidget container) to Presenter.go(HasWidget...
containers).
On Feb 26, 5:18 pm, Andrew wrote:
> Hey all. I've got a question about the GWT and more specifically the
> mvp architecture tutorial
>
> http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/doc/latest/tutorial/mvp-architectur...
>
>
Hey all. I've got a question about the GWT and more specifically the
mvp architecture tutorial
http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/doc/latest/tutorial/mvp-architecture.html
I've been messing around with this, and extending it for my own
project, but i've run into a little problem.
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