Good morning Gleb,
thanks for the data. I gave it a try in a 0.8.2 demo application and
finally managed to reproduce your error and discovered, that it is a
already fixed bug in the class creation. Well, two bugs are playing a
role in this case. The first is, that the class creation in the
Hi,
I'm rewriting my app to use the brand new data binding and the new selection
handlers. But I can't figure out how to implement a Tree where checkboxes
will be responsible for selecting/deselecting items.
I managed to create the checkboxes in the tree's items. Overriding the
createItem function
Hi, Martin!
Here is my data:
[{"song":{"artist":"b","updated_at":"2009-07-24T17:36:38Z","title":"a","id":36,"display_name":"a
- b","created_at":"2009-07-24T17:36:38Z"}}]
Here is the hash on line 172, right before the (new clazz()) that fails is
called:
"artist created_at display_name id title
I'm sorry Jean-Baptiste, I don't get your point. To my understanding,
the current JavaRpc implementation allows to plug any custom policy
using the RemoteCallUtils customization. You could even work with the
transient keyword if you like (using reflection), minus the fields
visibility problem (
Hi,
I'm new to QooxDoo - so please try to be pacient with me ;-)
I made my first steps with qd today, and I simply don't know what I've done -
maybe you got a solution for me. I made my qd application like described in the
"Hello World" Tutorial, made some changes (I built a login form to authe
I think there is no need to invent something new : transient old Java
keyword is fully appropriate.
If a property is transient, then, no serialization.
The only problem is that transient keyword apply to field while
JavaRPC is based on JavaBean's accessors and not fields.
It is the same foir
Or simply annotate the getters of the properties you want to remain
transient with a custom @QxTransient. This annotation must have a
runtime retention policy so that you can test it using reflection, still
in your custom RemoteCallUtils.filter(Object , Map) method.
> Hi Jean-Baptiste,
> Another
Hi Jean-Baptiste,
Another option might have been to provide your POJO classes with a
static method listing all the serializablePropertyNames, e.g. :
public static Set getSerializablePropertyNames();
Optimally, the method would return a static Set you construct in the
static block of the clas
Hi,
As I said later on, here is a quick feedback of my use of JavaRPC.
I used the HEAD of SVN contrib.
I have some specific needs : reuse some POJO that I can modify. In
other words, the same POJO class are used not only by JavaRPC but also
by some other things.
Basically, the only problem I w
I've also had luck making a ajax call using iwf ajax lib (turns all the xml
goo into nice javascript stuff like myxml.mylist[4].fields[4].name so its
easy to write code against the dynamic returned values) - to go get the grid
data and then wrote code that literally "drew the data in" on the clien
Oops... some bad copy - paste... But the problem is still there.
var tree = new qx.ui.tree.Tree();
tree.controller = new qx.data.controller.Tree(null, tree, "kids", "name");
var store = new qx.data.store.Json();
store.addListener("loaded", function(ev)
{
var sel = this.controller.getSel
Thanks for your help, Martin!
I tried to follow your idea but it didn't work either. So, I investigated
further and I just noticed a problem with my tree controller.
I don't know if it comes from my code (or if it's a bug from the
TreeController class). When I update my tree model by populating
Hi Skar,
On Monday 27 July 2009 skar wrote:
> I need a way to show data from the server in a grid like
> jqgrid(http://www.trirand.com/jqgrid35/jqgrid.html). I would need
> search, sort on certain columns alone, while other columns wouldn't need
> these search/sort features. I found this
> http://
On Mon, Jul 27, 2009 at 09:44, skar wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I need a way to show data from the server in a grid like
> jqgrid(http://www.trirand.com/jqgrid35/jqgrid.html). I would need
> search, sort on certain columns alone, while other columns wouldn't need
> these search/sort features. I found this
>
Hi,
I need a way to show data from the server in a grid like
jqgrid(http://www.trirand.com/jqgrid35/jqgrid.html). I would need
search, sort on certain columns alone, while other columns wouldn't need
these search/sort features. I found this
http://qooxdoo.org/documentation/0.8/remote_table_model?s
thanks. :)
Am 27.07.2009 um 11:53 schrieb Florian Giesen:
Thank you, Martin!
I have tested your fix and have no error any more. You and the
others from the QooXdoo team are doing a great job!
Regards, Florian
2009/7/27 Martin Wittemann
Hello Florian,
thanks for the code snipped. It took m
Hi,
GlebM schrieb:
> Yes, unfortunately:
> - it looks like a split pane inside of a split pane (double borders around a
You can prevent the double border by setting the inner split pane's
decorator property to null.
> and *)
> - the resize policy of an inner split pane (0.3, 0.7) is based on th
Thank you, Martin!
I have tested your fix and have no error any more. You and the others from
the QooXdoo team are doing a great job!
Regards, Florian
2009/7/27 Martin Wittemann
> Hello Florian,
> thanks for the code snipped. It took me a while to reproduce the bug
> because it heavily depends o
Hi,
hm, looks like there is going something wrong with the class creation
in the marshaler. So I guess your data is causing a bug in the json
marshaler. Thats why the request is the same and the other stores are
working.
Could you perhaps supply some sample data which causes the problem?
Hello Florian,
thanks for the code snipped. It took me a while to reproduce the bug
because it heavily depends on the content of the arrays. But the
following code snippet did the job:
var data = {d:[1,2,3,4,5]}
var m = qx.data.marshal.Json.createModel(data, true);
m.getD().remove(m.getD().
Good morning Benoît,
no i get what you are planing to do. Thanks for the detailed
description. I guess the best way to load the tree structure on demand
is to always keep the binding to the initial model and just add the
models loaded after the initial model to the initial model:
initial mo
Hi,
> I see. Is there a way to tell OFC2 or the ruby wrapper to return a full
> HTML document instead of just a div node? Then you could simply load it
> in a qx.ui.embed.Iframe.
Thanks for the pointers. Yes, that's possible and that's the way I'm
going as of now. Embedding a full HTML in an IFr
Hi again,
skar schrieb:
> Hi Daniel,
>> qx.ui.embed.Html is the weapon of choice if you want to insert plain
>> HTML into your application. But it won't solve your problem as any
>> Javascript within the HTML won't be evaluated.
>> Generally speaking, it's preferable to keep all the Javascript c
Hi John,
On Saturday 25 July 2009 John Spackman wrote:
> I want to be able to scroll the page so that a given control is visible; we
> have some very long forms and modal message dialogs are sometimes off
> screen. I've tried to use qx.bom.element.Scroll.intoView but it fails with
> "body is null
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