See
http://groups.google.com/group/google-web-toolkit/browse_frm/thread/2bc7750aa72470f5/9afa4441d4fcceb0
In the 3rd message, I describe how I do something similar using a
hidden frame as my download target.
On Feb 1, 3:30 pm, Joshua Carey wrote:
> Hi Mark,
>
> Your suggestion worked perfectly,
Hi Mark,
Your suggestion worked perfectly, except for one small thing. For some
reason moving the Window.open from the button click event, to the onSuccess
method, now creates a "pop up" window, instead of a new tab.. Its weird
because they are both being executed within the presenter class so i
Actually, I have that exact setup now, the only difference is in my
onSuccess method I really wasn't doing anything. So in the client code I
showed you above, I should take the logic regading the window.open and put
it in the onSuccess method and that should avoid prematurely loading the
window?
The whole idea between AJAX is asynchronous operation, the client
continues working while the server does work. There's no telling how
long the server will take to do its work so a Timer is not the best
option. Since you want the client to react when the server finishes
you need to pass the workl
I have a gwt application that calls a gwt servlet (from my presenter class)
to write a PDF file to disk, then in my presenter class I display the newly
created PDF using Window.open("my.pdf");. The problem is that the
window.open executes before the pdf is finished writing to disk. I would
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