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    [CLOSED] Full Screen BorderLayoutContainer


    I can't figure out how to force the BorderLayoutContainer to be full screen/consume all its parents space, like: http://www.sencha.com/examples-dev/#...e:borderlayout

    Instead of: con.setPixelSize(800, 400);
    I was looking for somthing like: con.setSize("100%", "100%");

    (setAutoHeight and setAutoWidth aren't as well no solution)

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    You have to use a Viewport.

    Code:
    Viewport v = new Viewport();
    v.add(new BorderLayoutContainer());

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    Vielen Dank!

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    Another question: Where can I find out how and which tags need to be used and structured for the UiBinder declaration, based on existing java code? Current example: I just can't find out how to translate the following TabPanel code:

    TabPanel tabPanel = new TabPanel();

    HTML shortText = new HTML("Content 1");
    tabPanel.add(shortText, "Tab 1");

    HTML longText = new HTML("Content 2");
    tabPanel.add(longText, "Tab 2");

    panel.add(iconTab, config);

    ... a general answer, which can also be aplied to other Components, whould be great!!

    Thanks