jadrake75
19 Feb 2009, 10:20 PM
I am wondering if this is a bug (or left out consideration).
In the HttpProxy load( ) method, when the RequestBuilder fires off the sendRequest( ), the Request object is not stored locally. This means "as is" I have no access to the request (which in this case is loading stores) which means I am not sure how I can possibly cancel a long running request via UI "Cancel".
I created a status view which is essentially a small modal window with a progress bar and button. I'd like to be able to cancel requests if the user chooses (perhaps from my tree the wrong value was chosen)
How are people doing this today? I do have an old non-iterative window, but I wanted to add this cancel functionality.
Using:
GWT 1.5.3
GXT 1.2.2
Thanks
Jason
In the HttpProxy load( ) method, when the RequestBuilder fires off the sendRequest( ), the Request object is not stored locally. This means "as is" I have no access to the request (which in this case is loading stores) which means I am not sure how I can possibly cancel a long running request via UI "Cancel".
I created a status view which is essentially a small modal window with a progress bar and button. I'd like to be able to cancel requests if the user chooses (perhaps from my tree the wrong value was chosen)
How are people doing this today? I do have an old non-iterative window, but I wanted to add this cancel functionality.
Using:
GWT 1.5.3
GXT 1.2.2
Thanks
Jason