I know it might be an old topic, but I have tried to implenent thomas idea (
http://tbroyer.posterous.com/gwt-21-activities-nesting-yagni ) in this
github project. I will be happy to have some comments/suggestions.
https://github.com/ronanquillevere/GWT-Multi-Activities
Regards
On Wednesday,
Another +1 for Mauro's example. Definitely the cleanest sample
implementation that I've seen to date and demonstrates further Thomas' good
work in his article.
Thanks guys!
On Thursday, 23 December 2010 16:29:21 UTC, Mauro Bertapelle wrote:
As an exercise I've build a little POC based on
There are a couple of bugs in my example related to the filtering/
caching of horizontal/vertical master activities:
1) the order between caching and filtering activity in
CachingHorizontalMasterActivityMapper and
CachingVerticalActivityMapper is wrong:
public class
Thanks so much for the update Mauro.I'm still struggling to wrap my head
around MVP and activities places.I'm going to start very small and use
your code as my baseline. Just some clarification Mauro, the idea of the
MVP pattern is used to decouple the view from the presenter with the
On Friday, June 24, 2011 3:45:09 PM UTC+2, ustad wrote:
Thanks so much for the update Mauro.I'm still struggling to wrap my
head around MVP and activities places.I'm going to start very small
and use your code as my baseline. Just some clarification Mauro, the idea
of the MVP
Hi all, I'm new to GWT (and more of an advanced beginner with java at that
too) and I just worked through the stockwatcher example as posted on the
official google page using the latest gwt 2.3 sdk and plugin using eclipse.
So far so good. However, when trying to incorporate an MVP design
Check this samplehttps://bitbucket.org/gardellajuanpablo/gwt-sample/wiki/Home
2011/6/15 ustad ustadha...@gmail.com
Hi all, I'm new to GWT (and more of an advanced beginner with java at that
too) and I just worked through the stockwatcher example as posted on the
official google page using the
i didn't read all post, but i ran into similar problems. now i got something
that's working for me:
i decoupled activities/places and MVP (what thomas suggested in many
places). in my case the VP-pairs are controlling/filling display areas and
one activity is starting/ controlling them.
I have ran into a interesting situation using Mauro's example[A hit tip to
Mauro in helping the community to navigate the waters of Activities and
Places]:
Lets say, I first access
http://95.110.143.4/layoutmvp/layoutmvp.html#inbox:list
As expected, it shows me the Inbox.
Then, lets say, I
Hi Mauro,
Thank you for the excellent example, it has been a great help to me.
In comparing layoutmvp to layoutmvp-gin, it seems to me that the
latter is
much more complex and much more code; i.e., that GIN is a net loss
here. I can
see how it could be useful in a limited way for swapping
Ernesto,
CachingHorizontalMasterActivityMapper is just a wrapper for
CachingActivityMapper and FilterActivityMapper.
The layout of our example requires that both master and detail display
regions are simultaneously visible.
This means that when a user navigate to a detail place, even the
master
Thank you very much Mauro for the great example and Thomas for his
post.
There´s something I don´t understand:
What´s the purpose of CachingHorizontalMasterActivityMapper and
CachingVerticalMasterActivityMapper? what are their functions? how do
they fit with the rest of the classes/project?
Thank
karthik,
glad you find my example useful, but please consider it just a basic
demonstration of the concepts expressed by Thomas in his article, far
from being a complete implementation of an app based on the new
Activity/Place model.
As Thomas pointed out, MailListActivity need to be informed of
Very nice example Mauro!
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+1 great example !
It's the best working example I've seen thus far that illustrates MVP with
activities/places as well as uiBinder.
I was finally able to understand how to control navigation in a content pane
from a non-display region.
All it needs now is GIN :-)
Thanks for putting this out
Hi Mauro
Your example is turning out to be very helpful.
I ran into one issue I thought I might communicate to you.
When you click the Mail activites button, and then select the first
entry of the mail list (i.e., viva...@seddiamlorem.ca) the details are
populated in Mail Details. Similary if
Because of the CachingActivityMapper and FilteredActivityMapper (found in
CachingHorizontalMasterActivityMapper), the MailListActivity isn't
restarted between place changes between MailDetailPlace-s (and
MailListPlace-s).
As it doesn't listen to PlaceChangeEvent, its not even aware of the
Great, thanks you for help.
I already managed to create working code, but will take a look at your
example. Probably I will
learn a lot.
Sincerely Milan
On Dec 23, 5:29 pm, Mauro Bertapelle mauro.bertape...@gmail.com
wrote:
As an exercise I've build a little POC based on the concepts expressed
As an exercise I've build a little POC based on the concepts expressed
by Thomas in his article.
If someone is interested, the sources are here:
http://95.110.143.4/layoutmvp/layoutmvp.tar.gz
and here you can find a live demo: http://95.110.143.4/layoutmvp/layoutmvp.html
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I must confess I never actually tested the setWidgetVisible part of the code
(in a prototype, I had a DockLayerPanel and used remove/add, without a
containing SimplePanel-like widget, for a similar effect).
Étienne Pelletier said in the comments that it indeed doesn't work as
expected (and
Helo,
i tried to understand post at
http://tbroyer.posterous.com/gwt-21-activities-nesting-yagni
but with no luck :(
I tried following code:
package com.hellomvp.client;
import com.google.gwt.activity.shared.ActivityManager;
import com.google.gwt.activity.shared.ActivityMapper;
import
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