Re: How to show a message while waiting on a RPC service request (not RequestFactory request)

2011-05-17 Thread Juan Pablo Gardella
Before you the rpc call, make visible a div with text processing... for example. In the onSuccess or onFail make invisible again. This approuch is used in Pro Web 2.0 Application Development with GWT. Juan 2011/5/16 Skip s...@planwithvoyant.com I'm looking for an approach on how to show a

Re: How to show a message while waiting on a RPC service request (not RequestFactory request)

2011-05-17 Thread John Doran
There's a library called gwtchismes that has a progress bar widget, it's quite handy. On Tue, May 17, 2011 at 12:10 PM, Juan Pablo Gardella gardellajuanpa...@gmail.com wrote: Before you the rpc call, make visible a div with text processing... for example. In the onSuccess or onFail make

Re: How to show a message while waiting on a RPC service request (not RequestFactory request)

2011-05-17 Thread nacho
Take a look to this post: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/google-web-toolkit/onreturn/google-web-toolkit/tvBFoeW3SWw/IY_CVamzTkYJ With this approach your message will show while there is at least one rpc call that hasn't finished. When all your rpc calls finish your message will be

How to show a message while waiting on a RPC service request (not RequestFactory request)

2011-05-16 Thread Skip
I'm looking for an approach on how to show a Loading message/image while waiting for the client to finish an RPC service request that's taking a few moments to complete. I'm not looking for an approach on startup. I've got the gist of that more or less. This question is for how to do it once