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Hi!
Is there a way to force a client roundtrip from the
server?
We'd like to be able to do something like
that:
// do something that changes the GUI
ApplicationContext.invokeLater(new
Runnable()
{
public void run()
{
// again do
something
}
}
);
For us it's totally irrelavant whether the method
is on the ApplicationContext or what its name is. The one important feature is
that as soon as the request returns to the client, it processes all method calls
that were accumulated on the server and returns to the server to call the
Runnable without any user interaction in between.
The context for this is the following: We have
implemented a method editCellAt(ITableTreeNode node, int column) on our
TreeTable in such a way that it finds out what row the node is in on the table
and then send a call to editCellAt(int row, int column) on the table of the
treetable on the client. That only works when the node is already visible on the
client. So it doesn't work in a scenario where we add a fresh node to a
tabletree and start the editing of a cell of that node without a
client-server-roundtrip.
Cheers,
Robert
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- [ULC-developer] How to force a client roundtrip? ulc rbeeger
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