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12 Oct 2011 11:25 AM #1
GXT not working on iPad/iPhone?!?
GXT not working on iPad/iPhone?!?
Our test application (gxt 2.2.5) isn't running on iPad or iPhone
I found several posts around this subject, but no concrete information...
http://www.sencha.com/forum/archive/index.php/t-109610.html
http://www.sencha.com/forum/archive/.../t-109867.html
http://www.sencha.com/forum/showthre...-ext-on-Iphone
http://www.sencha.com/forum/showthread.php?53036-When-If-will-the-iPhone-be-supported
Where can I find information/documentation about this? Which part are working, and which aren't? Is this fixed in GXT 3.X?
This will definitely stop us from using GXT (as lots of our customers are using iPad/IPhone ...)
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12 Oct 2011 11:36 AM #2
GXT is for the desktop, like Ext JS. There will probably something for mobile devices, like Sencha Touch, in the future.
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13 Oct 2011 1:14 AM #3
"... in the future."
But I have to answer the questions from customers today
Some GWT/GXT developers mention the Java API to Sencha Touch; Gwt4Touch Does Sencha recommend this product? What will be the timeframe for "GXT-Touch" from Sencha? 
Regards,
Roland Beuker
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16 Oct 2011 11:04 AM #4
framework for mobile/desktop determination
framework for mobile/desktop determination
We have created a trial project with GXT and gwt4touch.

This works, but I was wondering if there is an official (GWT/GXT/Google) framework for the mobile/desktop determination... Or is this a server servlet job?Code:public void launch() { String lPlatform = Window.Navigator.getPlatform(); if (lPlatform.contains("mobile")) { // use gwt4touch } else { // use GXT } }
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16 Oct 2011 2:14 PM #5
Actually Sencha Touch does provide some convenient method to detect the current running environement.
We ll add all of them in the next release(coming out soon). You ll be able to do something like
Code:if(Ext.isDesktop()){ //use GXT }else { //use Gwt4Touch }


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