I use a deckpanel to hold all my pages.
For example
deckPanel.showWidget(0) // Show My Welcome/Login page
deckPanel.showWidget(1) // Show page 1 of application.
deckpanel.showWidget(2) // Show another page of the app etc.
Each Page is some type of Panel, with other widgets on it.
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Hi Parvez,
just a note.. Hupa moved to james.apache.org as subproject (I'm just
in preparations to deploy the website). The website can be found (
after I finished the work) under http://james.apache.org/hupa.
The svn repos is:
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/james/hupa
Bye,
Norman
Ps:
Hi derrck
What i usually do is create a DockPanel, then set the width and height
to 100% and stick my login box in the center panel of the
DockPanel.
TextBox login=new TextBox();
Dockpanel myDock=new DockPanel()
myDock.setSize(100%,100%);
myDock.add(login,DockPanel.CENTER);
Something like that
Hi all,
I am quite new to GWT development, now am struggling in a small web
application, my application include a lot of GUI.
while, I got two questions here,
1). How can centralize the application on the final web page? e.g. I
create a login window which is quite small, when I preview on the
If you are new to GWT based development my suggestion is learn from project
HUPA
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/labs/hupa
its based on pretty good architecture and in my experience you straight
lift lot of initial Boiler plate code.
In my view dont get too much into running its ok if you cant
