Create a VIEW layer for Widget and Composite

[Paulo Coutinho]

Hi,

Im already have a GWT app with PHP and now i want put the VIEW layer of my widgets and composites classes in a HTML page or UI-BINDER. 

How i can do it?

Today im creating all components in the java class, but i want separate it to the designer can change all.

Please help me!

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[Paulo Coutinho]

Hi,

I got do it.

I create a file called:

LoginForm.ui.xml

for

LoginForm.java

And it works.

But i need that this files are separated by theme folders or in a differente path from default.

How i can do it?

2011/10/1 Paulo Coutinho <pa...@prsolucoes.com>

[benneq]

You can simply put your .ui.xml file to another folder and tell
your .java file where it is:

Here's a small code that will do it:
@UiTemplate("RootUIDisplay.ui.xml")
interface RootUIDisplayUiBinder extends UiBinder<Widget,
RootUIDisplay> {}

In words: You have to write an annotation for the UiBinder interface,
to tell it where its .ui.xml file it.

Pretty simple. Isn't it ? :)

[Paulo Coutinho]

Hi. 

The problem is that i want put my "ui.xml" in a folder that is separated of ".java" files.

Like a resources path or the "war" path.

Can i put on WAR directory?

Thanks man.

2011/10/1 benneq <benjami...@lavabit.com>

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[Thomas Broyer]

On Sunday, October 2, 2011 12:41:40 AM UTC+2, Paulo Coutinho wrote:

Hi. 

The problem is that i want put my "ui.xml" in a folder that is separated of ".java" files.

Like a resources path or the "war" path.

Can i put on WAR directory?

No, but any folder that you'll put on the classpath of GWT DevMode and Compiler will do (in Eclipse, any "source folder" of your project)