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user3110458
user3110458

Reputation: 374

GWT multiple Paging (Best / easiest way)

So far I've done some tests (e.g RPC) Next I come to the Part Multiple Paging, in what I've read so far there are so many options for this:

MVP, Layout, UIbind.

Now I really don't know which I should choose, which is easy and good.

I tried clearing my Rootpanel and placing another Widget(composite):

    RootPanel.get().clear();

Place:

    LoginComp login = new LoginComp();
    rootPanel.add(login, 127, 125);

I don't know if this is the most professional approach. What is the best way to include my widgets as composites?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 101

Answers (2)

El Hoss
El Hoss

Reputation: 3832

First of all, GWT is a single page application. After you have requested the application, you'll only go to the server to recieve data.

I would use a struts or SpringMVC application for the logon and request the GWT application after a successfull login. Your GWT application should have a shell. This shell has an area where you can change your views. Changing a view is initiated via a place controller.

Take a look at the mobileWebApp example contained in the GWT SDK examples.

Also, you will find a good documentation here:

MVP and Places Documentation

Upvotes: 2

Ehler
Ehler

Reputation: 325

In my oppinion, the best way is when you add a element in your main HTML file which acts like a content wrapper e.g.

 <div id="content"></div>

Each of your page can be represented as extended Panel, simultaneously as a singleton. The page that should be display will be set into that wrapper:

 RootPanel.get("content").set(pagePanelX);

Upvotes: 0

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