Just searched a bit and I think the post in question
was https://groups.google.com/d/msg/google-web-toolkit/aemVcEjK_5I/7VISroJi2VcJ
But if its seems to be solved since GWT 2.3 it should be fine to reuse the
editor driver.
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Am Freitag, 2. November 2012 03:30:36 UTC+1 schrieb Thomas
Thanks guys! I think I will call edit() on a new instance, as this is a
nice way of doing it.
Also, are there significant benefits to re-using an editor? Mine is
declared as final at the top of my view, then in edit() I am calling
driver.initialize() and then driver.edit(object). That means
Yes and no. You only need to call initialize() once.
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This is how I usually do it (not sure if this is the best approach).
In my View:
public class AccountDetailView {
public interface AccountDisplayDriver extends
RequestFactoryEditorDriverAccountProxy, AccountDisplayEditor {}
@UiField AccountDisplayEditor accountDisplayEditor;
Hi coders,
I have recently implemented some editors in my app, and am planning on
using them for all editing of beans from now on. For each object (say
Account, for example) I have an EditAccountPresenter, which can be used to
a) create a new Account from scratch, or b) edit the details of an
Forgot to ask... is calling edit(new Account()) an acceptable way to do
this?
Thanks
On Thursday, 1 November 2012 15:35:34 UTC, Drew Spencer wrote:
Hi coders,
I have recently implemented some editors in my app, and am planning on
using them for all editing of beans from now on. For each
When you want to edit a new instance (regardless if its an empty instance
or not) you would create a new editor driver and call edit() with the new
instance. As the editor graph represents more or less your object graph
this should be enough to update the Ui. If the instance is empty the Ui
On Thursday, November 1, 2012 6:10:58 PM UTC+1, Jens wrote:
When you want to edit a new instance (regardless if its an empty
instance or not) you would create a new editor driver and call edit() with
the new instance. As the editor graph represents more or less your object
graph this
+1 except you don't have to create a new editor driver, you can reuse a
previously built one.
Wasn't there a memory leak somewhere in the editor framework when you reuse
the driver? That was somewhere in my head while answering. But maybe its
already solved.
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On Thursday, November 1, 2012 7:45:30 PM UTC+1, Jens wrote:
+1 except you don't have to create a new editor driver, you can reuse a
previously built one.
Wasn't there a memory leak somewhere in the editor framework when you
reuse the driver? That was somewhere in my head while
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