can anyone suggest how to send grid data to email(compose email) using smart gwt/GXT.because i am smart gwt beginer
I believe you'll want to take the data in the ListGrid's DataSource and POST it to another handler to accomplish what you'd like to do. I don't think SmartGWT itself will provide the functionality you're looking for.
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So i got do an example with data from a really big forms and i'm looking for ways to inject big bulks of fake data responses randomly. What is really my questions is if there is a known best way to go about that.
Btw this is all for a project which i'm suposed to use fake data just to simulate for now.
I been looking for solutions by using webdriver, app script or somehow inject direcly at the docs sheet. It would be about 500 responses or more so cant be by hand.
I am creating my first Flutter-application. I was wondering if there is a way for me to let the user choose what function he/she wants. Let me give an eksample.
User1 would like to get information about the weather, while another user (user2) would like to se information about the latest news.
My problem is that i would like to load these pages from an ekstern source.
I was thinking about using a WebView and retrieve a html-file from my server, but is there a smarter way of doing this. Maybe a more native way?
I have a hard time explaining this one, but i hope someone have a clever idea.
The proper way would be to create some API endpoints (read "links that return some info") like myserver.dmn/myapp/weather , myserver.dmn/myapp/news , return data in JSON format, and use this data to build native views. I advise to read something about solutions like Firebase or Parse-server to get familiar with what are you trying to achieve. For a simplest api to play with i advise "express"
Working on a GWT app that uses a CellTable to display data. I was wondering if it was possible to update this CellTable dynamically when data from the database has changed(without a specific button). Maybe each 2 seconds or something like that.
I looked for a while and I'm... :
onRangeChanged(AsyncDataProvider) is fired only when the user modify the table. right?
So, am I obliged to implement a solution which uses WebSocket like Atmosphere or gwtEventService? or is there an other way?
Thanks
Yes you are right, there is nothing in gwt which links the table with the server side out-of-the-box.
Maybe someday RequestFactory could have a comet server push mechanism so as entities are notified when there are server changes.
So the solution right now is to configure an AsyncDataProvider for your table and use some server push library like you point (I use gwt-atmosphere) to fire an event whenever the data is modified so as the data provider could update the table.
This guide should help, GWT has a built in way of doing this through a DataProvider. There is even a specific AsyncDataProvider class.
I would like to use Dojo's dgrid to replace a YUI data grid in a project I am working on. Presently, I feed data into the YUI widget using query string data, not a REST-based arrangement. I would like to continue using the query string to convey information rather than implementing a new REST-based backend, but all of the dgrid information I find seems to point to using REST. Is it possible to use something like the seemingly depreciated QueryStore? The last time I tried to implement something with Dojo without using the REST based data store, I did not fare well, particularly once I got to trying to deal with lazy loading.
I'm using SugarCRM Community Edition. I have a bunch of contact information. There are fields I have empty that would like filled. I want each user to be able to fill out a form and fill in those fields.
I'm not sure how to hook each contact into the database. I imagine creating a generic form that somehow hooks into the database using a key. The form/php is not the issue. What is the 'key' and where is the 'door'? I think the door is the SOAP API but I'm not sure. The key, maybe the tracker id?
The only thing I am familiar with as far as interaction between an email campaign and the contact is the campaign 'Tracker'. I know the tracker url with removeme is used for allowing the user to opt out of emails. Is there a way to use this tracker to allow the person to edit their information? I think the answer to this is easy but I need some guidance.
One way of doing this is using the built-in REST api. There are a couple of helpful tutorials out there, here is a link to the one I used for guidance in a similar situation.
You can have a form post the data to your sugar crm's REST gateway, accessible via the url http://localhost/sugar/v2/rest.php.
Although it is quite straightforward to implement, you may want to look at this wrapper class that can be used to maybe keep things cleaner than the hacked up script churned out on the spur of the moment I used in my project.
Last but not least, be sure to glance over the documentation, in the Web Services section you will find more information.
Good-luck