Hi Dave,
We also have the LazyPanel widget which is being promoted from the GWT
Incubator to GWT core. The LazyPanel lets you add widgets that you want to
lazily load to the panel and call setVisible(true) when you want them to
load up and display.
You can check out the LazyPanel on the GWT Incub
...and runAsync() is already in the trunk if you are comfortable
building from there (http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/
makinggwtbetter.html#workingoncode).
I use it in a similar situation to what you describe and see good
results. My usage so far is along the following lines:
GWT.runAsync(new
It's in progress under the name "runAsync" which you can search for on
the GWT Contributor forum.
- Isaac
On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 2:55 PM, DaBlick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I'm sorta directing this to the GWT developers but... all input is
> welcome.
>
> The GWT Roadmap identifies "lazy loa
I'm sorta directing this to the GWT developers but... all input is
welcome.
The GWT Roadmap identifies "lazy loading" as a Tier 2 priority ("more
complex but important"). As of today, it is the only tier to item
that is not already "done" or at least "in progress".
This is something my project
