Comments on: Using JSNI in GWT http://www.emgarten.com/using-jsni-in-gwt.htm Exploring the realms of code.. Fri, 21 Nov 2008 19:33:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Ashish http://www.emgarten.com/using-jsni-in-gwt.htm#comment-264 Ashish Fri, 23 May 2008 06:53:49 +0000 http://www.emgarten.com/using-jsni-in-gwt.htm#comment-264 Thanks a lot! Really it is very short and to the point I am working on this one more level down and soon update this with my studies. Thanks a lot!
Really it is very short and to the point I am working on this one more level down and soon update this with my studies.

]]> By: Guy http://www.emgarten.com/using-jsni-in-gwt.htm#comment-259 Guy Sun, 13 Apr 2008 20:29:53 +0000 http://www.emgarten.com/using-jsni-in-gwt.htm#comment-259 Simple and clear article that solved a problem that I was having for days now. I was trying to get the event from the YouTube player into GWT to discover when the video had ended, and couldn't find such a simple solution. Thanks. Simple and clear article that solved a problem that I was having for days now.

I was trying to get the event from the YouTube player into GWT to discover when the video had ended, and couldn’t find such a simple solution.

Thanks.

]]> By: John http://www.emgarten.com/using-jsni-in-gwt.htm#comment-257 John Wed, 05 Mar 2008 20:24:35 +0000 http://www.emgarten.com/using-jsni-in-gwt.htm#comment-257 Great article! A couple of points: 1. You must pass a reference to the current class you can NOT do the following: this.@com.company.client.BlueApp::runApp()(); 2. If you want parameters in your function, add them in the "function()" declaration: $wnd.showBlueApp = function (someInt) { x.@com.company.client.BlueApp::runApp(I)(someInt); }; Great article!

A couple of points:
1. You must pass a reference to the current class you can NOT do the following:
this.@com.company.client.BlueApp::runApp()();

2. If you want parameters in your function, add them in the “function()” declaration:

$wnd.showBlueApp = function (someInt) {
x.@com.company.client.BlueApp::runApp(I)(someInt);
};

]]> By: Hassan http://www.emgarten.com/using-jsni-in-gwt.htm#comment-256 Hassan Wed, 06 Feb 2008 10:39:40 +0000 http://www.emgarten.com/using-jsni-in-gwt.htm#comment-256 Thanks for your post , it helped me very much Thanks for your post ,
it helped me very much

]]> By: Pedz http://www.emgarten.com/using-jsni-in-gwt.htm#comment-253 Pedz Tue, 11 Dec 2007 14:50:25 +0000 http://www.emgarten.com/using-jsni-in-gwt.htm#comment-253 Great article, very clear. It will help a lot of people like me, thank you. Great article, very clear. It will help a lot of people like me, thank you.

]]> By: Rey Estanislao http://www.emgarten.com/using-jsni-in-gwt.htm#comment-228 Rey Estanislao Thu, 13 Sep 2007 06:42:44 +0000 http://www.emgarten.com/using-jsni-in-gwt.htm#comment-228 Thanks! It helps me a lot. Now I can call functions from js to java and vice versa. Your the man! Great article... Thanks! It helps me a lot. Now I can call functions from js to java and vice versa. Your the man! Great article…

]]> By: Ashish http://www.emgarten.com/using-jsni-in-gwt.htm#comment-226 Ashish Mon, 10 Sep 2007 10:28:31 +0000 http://www.emgarten.com/using-jsni-in-gwt.htm#comment-226 Hi, I used this code but I is not showing the alert message given in the runApp() and it is also not showing the error. I want to call a javascript method which is defined in another.js file. How can I use that method in my GWT client. Please help me. Hi,
I used this code but I is not showing the alert message given in the runApp() and it is also not showing the error.

I want to call a javascript method which is defined in another.js file.
How can I use that method in my GWT client.
Please help me.

]]> By: Neil http://www.emgarten.com/using-jsni-in-gwt.htm#comment-224 Neil Thu, 30 Aug 2007 10:16:05 +0000 http://www.emgarten.com/using-jsni-in-gwt.htm#comment-224 Great stuff - been struggling with getting an applet talking to a GWT app, this did the trick perfectly. Nice, simple example. Thanks. Great stuff - been struggling with getting an applet talking to a GWT app, this did the trick perfectly. Nice, simple example.
Thanks.

]]> By: Andrey http://www.emgarten.com/using-jsni-in-gwt.htm#comment-219 Andrey Sat, 04 Aug 2007 15:22:23 +0000 http://www.emgarten.com/using-jsni-in-gwt.htm#comment-219 Thanks! Really helps me to made a call from JS to Java. Great! Thanks! Really helps me to made a call from JS to Java. Great!

]]> By: lucius http://www.emgarten.com/using-jsni-in-gwt.htm#comment-210 lucius Tue, 19 Jun 2007 02:45:53 +0000 http://www.emgarten.com/using-jsni-in-gwt.htm#comment-210 cklaure: You can't call a PHP function directly from GWT. PHP is server side, so you need to do an RPC to call php page with your parameters in the query string and have the PHP page display the data you want. GWT will then pull in that page. You can have it output it in JSON, text, or XML form, whichever works best for you. cklaure: You can’t call a PHP function directly from GWT. PHP is server side, so you need to do an RPC to call php page with your parameters in the query string and have the PHP page display the data you want. GWT will then pull in that page. You can have it output it in JSON, text, or XML form, whichever works best for you.

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