Ext GWT v1.0 Beta 2 Released
Tweet Ext JS is pleased to announce the Ext GWT 1.0 beta2 release. This release includes numerous enhancements and bug fixes since the beta1 release and is a recommended upgrade for those using beta 1.
What's New
Getters / Setters Based on community feedback, getters and setters where added to replace public fields for component configuration. This should be more in line with Java best practices and the JavaBean standard. HtmlContainer Beta 2 includes a new container that can be built from static markup, a remote URL, an existing element, or element id. Child components can then be inserted into the container using CSS selectors to control the insert location (for example: panel.add(button, "td:first-child";). This allows easy use of complex HTML layouts designed outside of GWT. SelectionModel The selection model code was refactored for Table, Tree, and List. SelectionModel is a new interface that all selection models implement.
SelectionService
The new selection service allows selection providers (all viewers for example) to register with the service. Any listeners are notified of any selections by a registered provider. In the Explorer Demo, the applications navigation tree, navigation list, and main tab panel share selections with each other using the new service. This allows all 3 components to stay “synchronized” no matter where and how selections are made.
Themes
In beta 2, there is a new Themes module which includes the Slate theme by J.C. Bize. Unlike with beta 1, it is only necessary to add ext-all.css to your host page html. Other style sheets are added dynamically based on the users current theme.
State
Restore and save state functionality has been added to component. StateManager now supports the serialization and deserialization of Map
Menu
The Menu and all MenuItems are now fully implemented. This includes sub menus, checkbox, radio, and date menu items.
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Robert
4 years agoLooks very promising! Great work Ext… very nice.
mmnmm7
4 years agoIt’s a bug the title text of Explorer Demo. ^^;
‘GWT’ not ‘GXT’.
Darrell Meyer
4 years agoThis has been corrected in SVN. Thanks.
sakuraba
4 years agoLooks very slick. Too bad only a few people can use it.
posta07
4 years agoThere are NOT series architecture issues with the way it’s done.
You’re entitled to your opinion, however, be reminded it counts for just as much as everyone else’s opinion. As such, be reminded there are vastly more people that disagree with you than those that agree.
I believe the developers at ext did a terriffic job on the ext GWT product. The price for a developer license is also completely within reason.
Keep up the good work.
Loving on EXT
4 years agoWow Dhiraj Patkar and Former Fan, I can’t believe that you dis on Ext so easily. I haven’t used the EXT GWT, but have used EXTJS, and I can tell you that it has saved my company hours and hours and hours of development time. It is a great product that works great.
I get really irked when people complain about licensing. If you want to use someone else’s intellectual property (IP) for free then it makes sense that you have to give your IP away for free. If you don’t want to give your IP away for free then for less than $300 a developer this is a steal.
Thanks EXT team. Don’t listen to the whinny naysayers.
New Fan
4 years agoOne Leaves, Another Joins.. Interesting how a community works. I’m new to all of the Ext products. My team only builds intranet applications. So the GPL is perfect for us. Our Extranet team saw the product and love the potential. Very promising. Price point is nice as well.
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David
4 years agoHow does EXT GWT differ from just EXT JS? That is, are their widgets in EXT JS that I can’t use with EXT GWT or vice versa? Or is EXT GWT does GWT with interfaces to use EXT JS?
hb562100
4 years agoNot a bug ,just is “EXT + GWT = GXT”?
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Mark T
4 years ago@dhiraj patkar
If you want to discuss your opinion about the technical details of the framework, you probably should do so in a more suitable place… e.g. the GXT Open discussion forum.
Nina
4 years agoI have been trying to view the demos at http://extjs.com/explorer/ but the page is showing the “Ext GWT 1.0-beta2
Loading demo…” image for hours and never actually loads. I am using Firefox 3.0b5 on Ubuntu. Does anyone else have this issue and will it be resolved soon?
I noticed the samples are also in the download, but there are really no instructions on how to deploy these or use them in Eclipse, which would be useful for getting up and running quickly.
Jake
3 years agoHrmm, so I see references to negative comments about the architecture, (e.g. by dhiraj ptakar), but the comments themselves are conspicuously missing. If these comments were deleted, I hope it was for profanity or similar and not just being critical of the architecture. Leaves me with a very uneasy first impression of this company.
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1 year agoHow does EXT GWT differ from just EXT JS? That is, are their widgets in EXT JS that I can’t use with EXT GWT or vice versa? Or is EXT GWT does GWT with interfaces to use EXT JS?...
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