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I wish this help you It does not really make sense since your other team members can run the app but to me that sounds like you are using

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I wish this helpful for you The short answer is that you can't - but then again, you also can't create a plain HashSet in JS either! The reason that this works at all is that you've enabled -generateJsInteropExports, and while there is a JsInterop an

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To fix the issue you can do yes Google is still doing commits on the GWT branch.No they are not providing support for GWT. But imho they don't provide support for Angular either ?

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To fix the issue you can do There is a beautiful way to rounded corners using CSS 3 (which thus doesn't work in IE

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hop of those help? In which browser and which version it is happening.Your code is working in my system without scroll bar.And In smartgwt no need to add the canvas to RootPanel.Just call view.draw() .It will render in the screen.Verify your html bod

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should help you out You might be able to do it with a ScrollPanel and implementing your own ScrollHandler. Just use the addScrollHandler() method and you should be able to override whatever functionality you need.However, I would suggest that you re-

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fixed the issue. Will look into that further for posting this. We'll try to incorporate the logic in SmartGWT itself so that you don't need to explicitly call removeFromParent()

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wish help you to fix your issue I'd go with UiBinder all the way - that way you'll get most from the benefits of UiBinder (like nice CSS handling/minification/obfuscation). And the rewrite will be a good chance to look at the older code and do some r

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hop of those help? Perhaps I haven't been searching the right way but I cannot figure out for the life of me how to center an element using GWT Layout Panels. , Centering an item can be done with a cell element like this:

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Hope this helps The GWT Button widget is a button tag and not a input tag. Which means you can't use the GWT Button widget in this case. To make it work you need to create your own widget, which can be based on the widget ButtonBase, but needs to be

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Hope this helps Sorry, no can do, UiBinder just doesn't support this sort of syntax. Think about it - where would this Widget go? Should it be added to the DOM tree? It also makes it hard for the compiler to tell if this code should be pruned as unus

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should help you out The syntax is only for special GWT modules, built to be used with GWT, not generics Java libraries (docs). A quick test to see if a jar/library is built to be used with GWT is to see if it includes a module file. If you look at th

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Hope this helps What you are probably looking for is an Anchor (heh, that was straightforward ;)). It implements the HasClickHandlers interface, so you can add a ClickHandler like such:

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wish of those help If you want to use web.xml, then I think it won't work with a servlet-mapping, because the url-patterns ignore the get parameters. (Not 100% sure, if there is another way to make this possible.)You could of course map Showcase.html

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This might help you since everything is on a single page, i wouldn't dare to set any IDs yourself, the probability that you create two items (by mistake) with the same id is quite high. why would you need it anyway?you may get the html element by nam

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wish of those help Yes, it is safe to remove the gwt-unitCache directory/folder. This is generated by the GWT compiler when running a GWT application in development mode (or SDM super development mode).

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I wish did fix the issue. You're very close. Override getCellStyleNames in the new Column() {} is the first half of the solution.

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hope this fix your issue how to store gwt user interface settings in persistent cookies, so that user can get them on next visit? I have user interface designed using gwt. Some user prefer to see few columns from the interface every time they visit a

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Does that help HTML has accept Attribute http://www.w3schools.com/tags/att_input_accept.aspdo like this on GWT

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This might help you Nice! I found the solution for my problem. I still have an instance of the original proxy, because the edit() method of the context always return a new instance of the proxy. So I save the original proxy before sending any request

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To fix this issue I don't know why handlers in my questions don't fire, but getting inspiration from this leading to this ImageMapArea implementation, I found an approach that works: the trick is to resort to native javascript (JSNI) to set the onmou

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help you fix your problem I think it's the wrong use case for hilites. Use getCellCSSText instead.

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To fix the issue you can do SplitLayoutPanel implements RequiresResize interface, but HTMLPanel does not implement ProvidesResize interface. As a result, SplitLayoutPanel has a height of zero.You will have to set height of SplitLayoutPanel explicitly

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Hope that helps This is on purpose. There's a comment in the code explaining why:

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To fix the issue you can do You might be adding a widget, that implements RequiresResize or at least needs to be given a fixed size.To find out if that is the case, just call [setSize](http://www.gwtproject.org/javadoc/latest/com/google/gwt/user/clie

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it should still fix some issue Is there a way to prevent older callbacks to overwrite newer ones ?

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I wish did fix the issue. From version 1.5 of GWT you can now use the Java 5.0 (JDK 1.5) language constructs as well, e.g. generics, enums. This means that you have a much greater chance of sharing code between the client and server sides of your app

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will help you That is a simple java limitation. Just wrap the 2 fields in an object.

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To fix the issue you can do Have you looked at SuggestBox? The MultiWordSuggestOracle that feeds the data to the suggest box seems to do exactly what you want - see the javadocs for usage and examples.Update: Here's a rather nice example of customizi

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should help you out I'd recommend just switching to an external Java server (like Tomcat, which you seem to have installed and which works with your configuration) - much less problems, easier than trying to work with the crippled Jetty that comes wi

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To fix the issue you can do I not solved the problem. Because I found another GWT lib can fulfill my requirement. But I got one suggestion from GWT Forum. I hope it can help u! Please See Below :

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this will help You always use the last version of stable release of GWT. This kind of error is from GWT compiler and you must report it to GWT team. Maybe this problem fixed in the last version of GWT.

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