perhaps you could use GWT.isClient() to decide which implementation to
use, the GWT version in a GWT environment or the java version in a JVM?
-jason
On May 27, 2009, at 12:30 AM, TimOnGmail wrote:
>
> Hi all...
>
> I have a class that I'd like to use in GWT, and have it work both in a
> free
On 27 mai, 08:30, TimOnGmail wrote:
> Hi all...
>
> I have a class that I'd like to use in GWT, and have it work both in a
> freestanding Java app, and in GWT. The problem is, it needs to do
> some URL encoding, but GWT's URL class does it's encoding/decoding in
> a native method (in Javascrip
You could break the dependency by introducing an interface, providing
one implementation in the all-Java app that uses URLEncoder/URLDecord,
and providing another implementation in GWT that uses GWT's URL class.
It should be pretty straightforward and I think it solves your
problem.
Ian
On Tue,
Hi all...
I have a class that I'd like to use in GWT, and have it work both in a
freestanding Java app, and in GWT. The problem is, it needs to do
some URL encoding, but GWT's URL class does it's encoding/decoding in
a native method (in Javascript), and URLEncoder/URLDecoder in Java are
not allo
