Andrea,
You must read the great beer analogy out here -
http://groups.google.com/group/Google-Web-Toolkit/browse_thread/thread/faca1575f306ba0f?pli=1
--Sri
On 29 March 2010 22:47, kozura wrote:
> Sync version:
> List getLatLngs(List addresses);
>
> Async version:
> void getLatLngs(List addres
Sync version:
List getLatLngs(List addresses);
Async version:
void getLatLngs(List addresses, AsyncCallback>
cb);
onSuccess(List result)
{
listaCoordinateCittaUtente = result;
doStuffWithResults...;
}
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Thanks for your answer.
It's only few days that I use this technology so please tell me how I
can make my RPC call takes the entire list at once.
I can't understand the first solution, can you give me an example of
it??
Andrea
On 29 Mar, 17:54, kozura wrote:
> Hi Andrea,
> I assume you mean the
Hi Andrea,
I assume you mean the listaCoordinateCittaUtente list doesn't have any
data after this call? This is the point of an asynchronous call, you
can't predict how long the call will take to come back from the
server, so you actually need to design your app to use the data only
once it is com
I think you can trace what's going on by putting in a few calls to
Window.alert(). The calls to getLatLng() have to go across to
Google's servers and may take many milliseconds to return. You need
some kind of mechanism to make sure all of the LatLngCallbacks fire
before looking at listaCoordinat
I have the method getAddress() that take in input an array of cities.
For each city I use the Asyncronous method getLatLng() that return me
the coordinates and I save them in an ArrayList called
listaCoordinateCittaUtente.
But when I use the ArrayList after the call of the method getAddress()
it is
