If someone may face this problem again, I solved it like this:
In the ClientFactoryImpl I replaced the following:
private final EventBus eventBus = new SimpleEventBus();
private final PlaceController placeController = new
PlaceController(eventBus);
private final LoginView loginView = new LoginVie
This is the ActivityMapper
public class AppActivityMapper implements ActivityMapper {
private ClientFactory clientFactory;
public AppActivityMapper(ClientFactory clientFactory) {
super();
this.clientFactory = clientFactory;
}
@Override
public Activity getActivity(Place place) {
if (place instan
Where and when and how is UserActivity constructed? Where does the
UserPlace come from?
On Tuesday, May 31, 2016 at 5:22:21 PM UTC+2, Olar Andrei wrote:
>
> I've tried that before, and I didn't managed to get the username to be
> visible in my *ViewImpl...*
>
> For example. This is the structure
> About the code splitting stuff. Because the browser downloads code before
> he needs it.
>
The split point itself will be loaded once you click your login button.
Once the split point has been loaded the performUserConnection() method
will be called. But depending on your code structure it
I'll take your option into consideration. But for now I'm running out of
time and I want to know how to fix the problem specified in my previous
post. About the code splitting stuff. Because the browser downloads code
before he needs it.
marți, 31 mai 2016, 01:25:10 UTC+3, Olar Andrei a scris:
For some reason, passing the username around via the URL seems like a code
smell to me.
I'm not sure if it's actually better or not, but I store the User object
from the server (less password hash) in a singleton (and the session, in
case of a full refresh). I also have all my Place content se
Hello,
I've tried a little trick today, because I still belive the browser
downloads code he does not need before he actually needs it.
I placed this:
Window.Location.reload();
inside my *UserViewImpl, *so it would reload after the login.
The problem is that when the application starts with the
As said what you have done is generally fine in terms of passing data to a
new place. I am saying that you have a bug somewhere in your code that
results in a blank "logged in as: " widget because when you do
placeController.goTo(new UserPlace(username)) then your UserActivity should
be created
Ok. Then let me be a little more precise. How do you normally pass a variable
between 2 places. How should i access my username from the UserViewImpl knowing
the facts above ?
I've tried using History.getToken(), and when the page gets loaded the username
does not appear (i have a widget which
The only issue I can see with the above code is that you have not
implemented hashcode/equals for your places. However GWT expects you do
implement both methods correctly for your places. I am still under the
impression that it should just work, especially because you use
placeController.goTo(n
I've tried that before, and I didn't managed to get the username to be
visible in my *ViewImpl...*
For example. This is the structure I have:
*UserActivity*
public class UserActivity extends AbstractActivity implements UserView.
Presenter {
private ClientFactory clientFactory;
private String
Well there is nothing wrong with the code you posted. I guess your issue is
in some other code. You said you are splitting the URL String, which sounds
like you do this manually? Actually GWT already does this using the
AdminPlace and its Tokenizer. Whenever you visit the above URL you should
g
My login based application, requires to always know the username of the
logged in user. (MVP) . So I'm getting the username from the url, but when
the page opens after the login succeeded, I can't get the username from the
url, because it does not appear to exists, but it is there. It only wor
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