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

first of all, TNX to everyone!

sorry i didn't replied quicker, but i've been a bit busy and i've "got
a pause" with gwt :)

As ping2ravi suggested, i decided to use panels and attach them to the
mainPanel.
To avoid a single-page-full-code, i made a class for each panel so i
can distribuite code, and then i attach an istance of the class i need

Hi Jan,,
Still i'm getting same problem even i set the
myRequestBuilder.setHeader("Ac cept", "application/json");
Probably you can also try content type text/json.
and i'm pasting my server config here ..Please tel me where could be the
problem.
* <util:map id="nstojns" map-class="java.util.HashMap">

I was just experimenting and trying to implementing something like this
myself. Thanks, this helps. I'll report any issues should I find them.

Thanks. I will give a try to your solution.
2010/6/14 Jaroslav Záruba <jaroslav.zar...@gmail.com>

I can understand that. I am going to hazard a guess that firing an
event and setting the value of the keycode to the TAB key likely is
only useful for any code that Handles such a keystroke... it won't
actually invoke the Tab keypress event in and of itself. Course, this
is just a guess, I don't know and I'm not going to spend the time

hie
where is the svn link for the source?
Thankx and Regards
Vik
Founder
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On Tue, Jun 15, 2010 at 8:01 AM, Subhrajyoti Moitra

IMHO it would be great if you didn't have to add an interface to the
Interceptable classes, but instead created a binding class (something
like a Gin module). Then you could add aspects without changing the
target classes.

Of course easier said than done.

Thanks for your input.
Yes. I know such solution works, but since the order of the widget isn't
consistent and changes every time the screen is rendered, I need to perform
some calculation to figure out the next widget with higher tab index to get
focus.
I was hoping that by firing a key press event with the tab, it would

If you see com.google.gwt.gen2.demo.scrol ltable.client.PagingScrollTabl eDemo
this has all the code you require to work on the table.
You will have to dig out from the source.

Hie
Thanks... by javadoc its difficult to guess how to create a table as shown
in demo.
Do you have any example of how to create that sort of table? may not fully
functional but at least a read only with just
row highlight on mouse hover ?
Thankx and Regards
Vik
Founder
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Lex, here's a thought: can you determine which Widget or DOM element
that you want to gain focus when the user hits ENTER? If you can,
don't bother creating that event, just talk directly to the widget or
the DOM element through JSNI and give it focus. I don't know why your
solution doesn't work, but I think setting the focus on something is

Thanks!!!!!!

Thanks for the clarification on the JSON vs JavaScript object. I
thought about using an overlay type earlier, but came away from the
documentation with the impression that overlays were intended to be
used for already existing objects "in the wild", but the technique you
demonstrate below seems to make sense and I will try it tomorrow.

Hey, actually this does not do what I want...
What this gwtupload library do I already do it using
com.google.gwt.user.client.ui. FileUpload
What I would like to do is select multiple files at once, avoid have to
select one by one.
an ideia ? html 5 ?...
On Sun, Jun 13, 2010 at 6:38 PM, Bruno Lopes <bruno.lourenco.lo...@gmail.co m

Window.Location.assign("/myser vlet/example?param=One");

hi, is there a how-to for retrieving text resource strings stored in
an external file instead of being compiled? thx

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For cross site requests. It also uses PHP script in the example.
Subhro.

Thank you Bill and Sky.

In the case of XML, it requires XML parsing. Won't that be an overhead
over GWT-RPC?

The tips by Sky, about sending multiple async calls will be greatly
useful.

Thanks.

Hi Rajath,

I've been using GWT with PHP backends, almost exclusively, with great
success. The GWT docs have a pretty good tutorial.
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Just ignore Section 1 ("Creating a source of JSON data"), which talks
about implementing the server-side in Java. It sounds like you have

I don't know anything about the Itemscript libraries that bill posted
about, but I took a quick glance and it looks worthwhile
investigating. Personally, I suspect that GWT-RPC does not have more
bandwidth overhead but there would be a tad bit more processing
overhead on both the client and server, so sticking with GWT-XML/JSON