I've created a project in Google Web Toolkit 2.4. Many of the the elements in my web page are created with GWT (buttons,treeItems etc).
Is there a way to use Google Translate in order to do the translation? Is there an API for Google Web Toolkit?
take a look at http://code.google.com/p/gwt-google-apis/wiki/LanguageGettingStarted
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I'm using shieldUi library for building charts in a web page.
I was wondering about creating charts in a Java backend and save them as images (or use them when creating a pdf using FOP).
Is shieldUi (and its integration with apache wicket) suitable for this purpose?
There are integration Apache Wicket with ShieldUI.
Maybe it will help you!
I am planning to develop a website in Eclipse RAP, as I am a Eclipse fan and know bit of RCP. And I would like to make use of the Google AdSense so that commercial ads can be displayed in my web site. As RAP is bit different from regular web applications, I would like to know whether Google AdSense can be used in my RAP based web site.
Also I came across some news regarding the restriction on number of concurrent sessions in RAP based web applications. What is the maximum limit? Will it be improved in the newer versions in future? Kindly clarify the same. Thanks in advance.
I don't know about AdSense specifically, but you should have a look at the Browser widget. It's a widget that can contain any HTML/JS and renders as an IFRAME in the web browser.
Update: as a workaround, you could add an HTML element in a JavaScript snippet that you send to the client using JavaScriptExecutor. This snippet could append an element to the document using plain DOM API, or append an element to a RAP widget using the RAP client API. Have a look at rap.getObject() and Widget.$el.
Yet another approach would be to develop a custom widget.
I'm new in GWT and I made some simple projects and in the last one I use google maps api.
The problem is that there is no result when I wrote the code and the script and add the libraries and I have problems to locate the source of the nocache.js file. Can somebody tell me how to do a simple web site with google maps api (gwt - maps).
Try starting with a tutorial they provide.
I'm looking for a way to embed Google Docs itself--or a Google Docs-like real-time collaboration of text documents--into a web platform built with Vaadin on top of Google Web Toolkit. Currently our users won't be creating Google IDs and, ideally, we wouldn't need them to (if embedding Google Docs itself). Thanks in advance!
Could you embed the document in an iframe as shown here? (in 5.17.3 Browser Frames)
If you just need a text editor, another solution can be to embed tinymce within you GWT client:
http://tinymce.moxiecode.com
We did it on our project and it works perfectly
I need to have the statistics of a web site and generate reports. I am using Liferay portal. Is there anything built-in for web analytics in Liferay? if yes, please help how to configure it?
Thanks,
Dhananjay
I think adding Google Analytics to your portal's theme is your best bet. How to do that is described here.
I've put together a short tutorial on setting up Google Analytics and Google Webmaster Tools in the latest version of Liferay. It's very straight forward gives you tonnes of feedback on who's accessing your site. Hope it's of use to you: Google Webmaster Tools and Google Analytics in Liferay
Liferay has first class support for Google-Analytics, if you want to moniter entire site with one GA ID its there and also it supports if you want to monitor each community with different GA ID.
You can set this on every community, go to
Settings > Monitor >
and set your GA IDs