CleverGWT
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- | public String get(MaterialOption obj) { //make a token | + | public String get(MaterialOption obj) { //make a token from object |
return obj == null? null:obj.getOptionString(); | return obj == null? null:obj.getOptionString(); | ||
} | } | ||
}; | }; | ||
+ | // collection with filling of course | ||
+ | Collection<MaterialOption> myCollection = new ArrayList<MaterialOption>(); | ||
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String result = StringUtil.toString(myCollection, ", ", toStr); | String result = StringUtil.toString(myCollection, ", ", toStr); | ||
</java> | </java> |
Revision as of 07:56, 20 June 2012
ClvListGrid - Extension of ListGrid
Simplification of CRUD usage:
ClvListGrid grid = new ClvListGrid(new ClvListGrid.Delegate() { @Override public void executeUpdate(ClvListGridResponse response) { // Map<String, Object> reqMap = response.getRequestMap(); // response.response(... } @Override public void executeRemove(ClvListGridResponse response) {} @Override public void executeFetch(ClvListGridResponse response) {} @Override public void executeAdd(ClvListGridResponse response) {} @Override public DataSourceField[] createFields() { return new DataSourceField[] { new DataSourceTextField("Field Name") }; } });
Note: If you are implementing executeRemove/Add/Fetch you must call response.response(...). Not in executeUpdate.
StringUtil
java.util.StringTokenizer is prohibited in the GWT client side. Here is my substitution:
StringUtil.tokenizer("Jirka, Petr, Honza", ",", new ValueCallback() { @Override public void execute(String token) { // Your code } });
Way how to build delimiter separated string from collection:
ToString<MaterialOption> toStr = new ToString<MaterialOption>() { @Override public String get(MaterialOption obj) { //make a token from object return obj == null? null:obj.getOptionString(); } }; // collection with filling of course Collection<MaterialOption> myCollection = new ArrayList<MaterialOption>(); String result = StringUtil.toString(myCollection, ", ", toStr);
BCrypt
String hashed = BCrypt.hashpw("password", BCrypt.gensalt()); boolean verified = BCrypt.checkpw("password", hashed);