Andrew Cherry - The Cherry Pit ... 'cuz life's like a bowl of cherries?

Hi Guys,
I'd really like to re-use the ".gwt-DialogBox .Caption" style outside of a
DialogBox. We have a bunch of widgets and raw html inside UiBinder that we'd
like to have styled the same way (for consistency of course).
Here's a BROKEN example:
<!DOCTYPE ui:UiBinder SYSTEM "[link]">

[link]
I think you will have idea of the benefits once you start reading that. :)

Does using the UI Binder provide any benefits? I watched some of the I/
O conference, and it seemed like they made reference that the UI
Binder using the browsers native rendering engine (or something like
that), and it being a lot faster, but they didn't really specify
whether that was the layout panels, or using the ui binder.

OK, so the methods defined in MyStyle interface only return class-names
defined in the UiBinder XML. So the proper method is addClassName.
2010/6/20 Jaroslav Záruba <jaroslav.zar...@gmail.com>

Could someone help me understand this please?
widget.getElement().addStyle(" ...");
(taken from Programmatic access to inline
Styles<[link]>
)
The problem is that
*com.google.gwt.user.client.El ement<[link]>

I ran into it today again, clearing cookies helped. But obviously I hate to
lose all my cookie-based setting because of that. :(

If you have to use dynamic images, then you have to ask the server for a
proper image to display it with Image.
For example:
String avatarUrl = userProfile.getAvatarUrl(); // it may point to
[link]
Image avatar = new Image(avatarUrl);
but if you want to use a static image resources, then you can take a

2010/6/14 Matthias Groß <f0r7y....@googlemail.com>
Just to make things clear, I hope you're describing your experience with
Roo, right? Why would GWT "absorb flaws from Maven" then? I'm using GWT2.1m1
w/o Roo and I don't use/need Maven.
???
In fact, if Roo requires Maven then I'm not interested anymore. I don't want

Hi Magnus.

Your server-side service implementation is a class that extends GWT's
RemoteServiceServlet, which itself extends the Servlet interface. If
you need to perform once-only initialization, you can do so by
overriding the init() method in your class.

Note, however, that init() is probably a bad place to open database

Hi,

I would like to add some gwt-widgets (e.g. like images) to
PagingScrollTable from google-web-toolkit-incubator. If my
understanding of it is correct, there must be an attribute in my
object for each cell of a row. So, if want to have widgets in my
table, there must be an attribute for this widget, i.e. there must be

Hi
I know how to insert widget into element...
RootPanel.get("placeholder").a dd(new MyWidget("hello"));
But is it possible to *replace* element with my widget?
I already tried following...
Element placeholder = RootPanel.get("debatePlacehold er").getElement();
placeholder.getParentElement() .replaceChild(commentPanel.get Element(),

[link] ->
[link]
.............
Seems to be the same with all Google groups. Am I the only one?

This is the javadoc for History.getToken() in 2.1:

[link]()
Gets the current history token. The handler will not receive a
ValueChangeHandler.onValueChan ge(com.google.gwt.event.logica l.shared.ValueChangeEvent)

I don't dare teach anyone Roo, I'm yet to try it myself. :) Let me only tell
you that I'm having pretty similar concerns to yours whenever I hear "code
generation". And after watching the video I know I will try it, it has
impressed me enough.
2010/6/19 André Moraes <andr...@gmail.com>

Hello,

I'm working on a small GWT application, but I'm experiencing a
problem.

When I add a ClickListener to a ListBox there is no functionality in
Safari and limited functionality in Chrome(both browsers in their
newest versions).

However in IE and Firefox everything is working fine so I'm wondering

Jaroslav,

But how can I control the merge process?
In my case the code is generated, than i can edit make any changes in
the generated code (which will be preserved by the safe-code-marks)
and then the GWT compiler (or any other compiler) will compile the
code that i wrote.

I don't really know/use Roo, but I used some code generation tools

Well not exactly like that but it does not mess-up your code irreversibly.
Here is kind-of introduction if you haven't seen it already:
[link]
<[link]>(Don't go fullscreen when watching
the video, there goes a screen-cast under its frame.)

2010/6/18 André Moraes <andr...@gmail.com>
Roo keeps your code untouched. It stores the modifications elsewhere and
merges those files at compilation-time.

I'm not using the integration with Roo, but I dislike the idea of
having a tool that after generating my code difficult to customize the
generated code.

A while ago I wrote a code generator that allows reuse of code and
Retrieval without losing the customizations made.

Through some markings (in comments) in the code the user can define

In JavaScript world, almost everything is a Dictionary.

If you simply need a dictionary, just use a JavaScriptObject.
Here is a example:

public final native void setValue(String key, String value) /*-{
this[key] = value;
}-*/;

private native static JavaScriptObject _createInstance() /*-{