Re: How to show a load screen during rpc call?

2010-07-04 Thread Sebastian Rothbucher
Hi, what I'd to is: 1.) Display an image with some loading... animation 2.) Start the RPC asynchronously, e.g. like tagDatabaseService.loadAllTagsForPerson(new TagQueryMessage( tagQuery), new AsyncCallbackTagListMessage() {

Re: How to show a load screen during rpc call?

2010-07-04 Thread Flori
Have a look at the following loading panel: http://www.sencha.com/examples/explorer.html - you can find the explorer src and the loading image here: http://www.sencha.com/products/gwt/download.php -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups Google Web Toolkit

Re: How to show a load screen during rpc call?

2010-07-04 Thread Paul Schwarz
This doesn't answer your question directly but it should give you some ideas: public abstract class ActionCallbackResultType implements AsyncCallbackResultType { @Override public final void onFailure(Throwable caught) { BusyIcon.hide();

Re: How to show a load screen during rpc call?

2010-07-04 Thread andreas
OK, I have not used RpcRequestBuilder yet and only used RequestBuilder to alter the target of the request. How exactly would you use RpcRequestBuilder to hide the panel? And also from what I understood RpcRequestBuilder has nothing to do with actually sending the request so displaying a panel on

Re: How to show a load screen during rpc call?

2010-07-04 Thread Thomas Broyer
On 4 juil, 15:25, andreas horst.andrea...@googlemail.com wrote: OK, I have not used RpcRequestBuilder yet and only used RequestBuilder to alter the target of the request. How exactly would you use RpcRequestBuilder to hide the panel? And also from what I understood RpcRequestBuilder has

Re: How to show a load screen during rpc call?

2010-07-03 Thread andreas
This sounds really great Thomas, haven't tried that yet. Can this be done by subclassing RequestBuilder? And can I actually really use my subclass of RequestBuilder as return type in RemoteService methods? Would make me love the ability to use this return feature of GWT RPC even more! On 3 Jul.,

Re: How to show a load screen during rpc call?

2010-07-03 Thread Thomas Broyer
On 3 juil, 21:45, andreas horst.andrea...@googlemail.com wrote: This sounds really great Thomas, haven't tried that yet. Can this be done by subclassing RequestBuilder? And can I actually really use my subclass of RequestBuilder as return type in RemoteService methods? Would make me love

How to show a load screen during rpc call?

2010-07-02 Thread crojay78
Hi, I need to load a few things from my server after a user gives input. Can somebody give an example how I can show a load screen as long as the rpc is not finished? I structured the app in mvp style ... any example would help me Best regards Thanks -- You received this message because you

Re: How to show a load screen during rpc call?

2010-07-02 Thread andreas
You could show your load screen (for example a popup panel or even just a label) right after issuing the RPC and hide it in onSuccess() and onFailure(). On 2 Jul., 18:02, crojay78 croja...@googlemail.com wrote: Hi, I need to load a few things from my server after a user gives input. Can

Re: How to show a load screen during rpc call?

2010-07-02 Thread Thomas Broyer
On 2 juil, 18:22, andreas horst.andrea...@googlemail.com wrote: You could show your load screen (for example a popup panel or even just a label) right after issuing the RPC and hide it in onSuccess() and onFailure(). And if you want the same panel to be shown in most cases, you could bake it