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Re: UiBinder differences between styleName and addStyleNames

2009-11-24T23:09:59Z

Nobody has ANY idea? Any input would be greatly appreciated

Re: Import java.net can not be resolved in Server mode

2009-11-24T22:39:47Z

I have no idea what you are asking, but you give no example of the problem.
Since the Java compile is just a java compile (nothing GWT about it), I'm
sure you can use import java.net.*; in your server side code.

Google does provide another compiler to convert all the java code intended
for the client -- which is compiled to javascript -- not java bytecode --

Re: dynamic Messages/ImageBundle possible?

2009-11-24T22:36:17Z

Oh, thanks for the hint.

Are you aware of the similar class for Messages?

Re: Tool to convert HTML in GWT widgets

2009-11-24T22:34:16Z

How does it compare to the UIBinder in GWT 2? I've not used it yet, but
understand it's an XML file format for building UIs. If they overlap,
people will more likely prefer UIBinder, but if they do not, I'm sure others
would be interested.

Re: GWT textarea widget - disable word wrap

2009-11-24T18:29:52Z

I actually figured it out. It is actually a browser issue than a
widget issue. I ended up creating a textarea within an htmlpanel so
that I could apply the wrap=off parameter to the textarea. That works
now in firefox as expected.

Import java.net can not be resolved in Server mode

2009-11-24T17:33:13Z

I am not new to programming, but I am new to web programming, Java and
GWT, and this problem bugs the hell out of me. Going by the tutorials
I have read, on the server side of a GWT application, you can do any
Java operation, as this part gets compiled as a servlet. Now... why
can't it resolv a simple java.net.*?

Re: Tool to convert HTML in GWT widgets

2009-11-24T21:38:40Z

It's got my vote--sounds interesting. I actually started writing
something similar, but what I have does not approach the
sophistication of what you've described. It is still very much a
manual process.

Tool to convert HTML in GWT widgets

2009-11-24T21:32:08Z

Hi all,

In my company, we have been working with GWT for almost a year,
developing a ridesharing application ([link]). I
really can't overstate how much we enjoy developing in java, using
familiar tools, debugging in hosted mode, and so on. But one thing
that has really bothered us for a long time is the dificulty of

Re: Creating new "app" windows, not actual browser Windows

2009-11-24T19:47:38Z

Thanks much. The DialogBox works pretty well for me, but was hoping the
title bar would hold the close button like a regular window, but it's fine
to have it at just below.

Because these dialogs need to outlive the panel that swaps in and creates
them, I'm using an EventBus to open them in my "main app panel" that comes

Re: MenuBar in a Flextable cell

2009-11-24T18:58:16Z

Thanks a lot for your inputs Brian.

Yes I am using an absolute panel for positioning.

There seems to be a simple way to deal with this.

A menubar inside a menubar did the trick.

A menu bar with the list of items is added to a parent menubar and that
parent menubar is placed inside the cell.

Re: GWT RPC servlet doesn't get called

2009-11-24T18:45:10Z

Ok, never mind... It was a regular GWT SerializationException which
was getting swallowed up by ext-GWT widget code.

Thanks,
Yaakov.

Re: issue injecting gwt .js file from webserver to webpage

2009-11-24T18:05:40Z

That's because GWT actually load your app in a hidden iframe; because
the iframe isn't in the same domain ("origin" actually) as your "host
page", they cannot communicate.

Let's rather call it a solution (*the* solution, at least the blessed
one): add the following in your module:

<add-linker name="xs" />

Re: GWTTestCase + Spring

2009-11-24T17:58:13Z

Hello,

I think GWTTesCAse use the same mechanism than Hosted mode. So you can
modify the web.xml used by hosted mode. Make the hosted mode run without the
security and hopefully it will work qith GWTTestCase as well.

Regards,
Carlos

Re: How i can localize the FileUpload item in GWT

2009-11-24T17:56:02Z

That's right. For example, Apple Safari provides only a "Choose File"
button. I have seen bizarre ways of overlapping <div>s and using
z-order to fake styling of file upload widgets, but you'll never get
GWT
do it. Probably, you should accept the widget as it is, and style the
page around it.

Re: How to set the format for a DateBox?

2009-11-24T17:12:04Z

Cool! Thanks again for the valuable info.