gwt-polymer-elements | Polymer Web Components for GWT | Web Framework library
kandi X-RAY | gwt-polymer-elements Summary
kandi X-RAY | gwt-polymer-elements Summary
The library has been generated using the Vaadin gwt-api-generator, an utility able to inspect polymer webcomponents and emit GWT Java code. Because Polymer differentiates between collections, gwt-polymer-elements classes are prefixed with the same prefixes (Iron, Paper, Vaadin), in order to easily refer to the original web component, and to easily find the documentation related with it.
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- Add category to list
- Set whether a collapse is opened
- Toggle button 2
- Toggles the active state of the given element
- Handle java button
- Shows source file
- Handles a logo event
- Close the drawer
- Handle the combo box
- Handle a response
- Handles an XML button
- Handle help event
- On click image clicked
- Handles button click event
- Handle tab selection
- Displays the given message
- Initializes the highlight
- Toggle button
- Invoked when the module is loaded
- Select item by category
- Start button
- Event handler for combo box changes event
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QUESTION
I am new to gradle and trying to use the gradle plugin in eclipse.
Created a java gwt project using an online project generator https://gwt-project-generator.cfapps.io/
It imported all the dependencies very nicely.
Now I am trying to rename the project from demo to gradle-demo and I am confused. It automatically reverts the name to demo each time. In the build.gradle file I see nothing that would indicate enforcement of the name.
Any pointers ?
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-21 at 09:14Add this to your build.gradle
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I'm trying to follow the basic hello world examples that use GWT Polymer with the UiBinder Elements. The basic GWT example stub generated code handles the key to specify input. I thought it would be easy to have an event handler and check the key that was pressed.
I'm probably doing something very basic wrong. Maybe some import I'm not doing or Polymer.importHref I forgot to include.
The event does trigger but I get undefined when I attempt to get the key from the event. I guessed using "keypress" as the other examples use "click" and it did trigger but what is the right type to use? I outputed some of the values and get the following:
event.getDetail().getKey() -> undefined
event.toString() -> [object KeyboardEvent]
nameFieldInput.getValue() ->
nameFieldInput.getInnerHTML() -> show what was typed before processing the current key
I also need to know what the string value or Constant to use for the key to do the test. Please advise how to make this work using the event listener.
Here is my current code:
Main.ui.xml file ...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-19 at 17:06What about this:
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Install gwt-polymer-elements
You can use gwt-polymer-elements like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the gwt-polymer-elements component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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