- DWRUtil.js: has had lots of tweaks, several functions have been deprecated, generally because there are better versions, sometimes because they don't belong in DWR. We'll probably remove them for 1.0 final so if you think any functions should stay. Join the mailing lists and tell us.
- Better handling of collections: There is a new element in dwr.xml: <signatures> that allows you to specify method signatures in a JDK5 generics style even on JDK 1.3/1.4
- More Remoting Options: DWR now supports iframe remoting as well as XMLHttpRequest and you can set a timeout on a call.
- Big Website Update: Lots more documentation.
- Lots of changes for the release have been to make DWR more maintainable and bug free.
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DWR version 1.0RC1 Released! (8 messages)
- Posted by: Joe Walker
- Posted on: June 23 2005 04:44 EDT
We've reached DWR version 1.0RC1. The list of changes for this release is slightly shorter than for previous releases:Threaded Messages (8)
- dwr is cool! by Holger Engels on June 24 2005 02:44 EDT
- dwr is cool! by lyo Yashnoo on June 26 2005 10:06 EDT
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dwr is cool! by lyo Yashnoo on June 26 2005 10:40 EDT
- DWR and java.util.Map and dwr.util.addRows by Deha Peker on May 26 2007 10:45 EDT
- Re: dwr is cool! by Guru Adiga on September 12 2007 01:41 EDT
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dwr is cool! by lyo Yashnoo on June 26 2005 10:40 EDT
- dwr is cool! by lyo Yashnoo on June 26 2005 10:06 EDT
- good by lyo Yashnoo on June 24 2005 17:45 EDT
- AJAX + JSF by Fabian Gutierrez on July 03 2005 19:17 EDT
- AJAX + JSF by John Christopher on July 20 2005 21:56 EDT
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dwr is cool![ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Holger Engels
- Posted on: June 24 2005 02:44 EDT
- in response to Joe Walker
we're about to integrate it into the wings framework -
dwr is cool![ Go to top ]
- Posted by: lyo Yashnoo
- Posted on: June 26 2005 10:06 EDT
- in response to Holger Engels
It seem that DWR don't support List data type. I couldn't use ArrayList in java service, If I want to use List I need have to use string[] instead ;-(
How to you use ArrayList in DWR java service? -
dwr is cool![ Go to top ]
- Posted by: lyo Yashnoo
- Posted on: June 26 2005 10:40 EDT
- in response to lyo Yashnoo
Oh... I take a mistake in my previous code. I just try it using ArrayList data type,it works well :)
It is built using BSF, So it could support many java data type. -
DWR and java.util.Map and dwr.util.addRows[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Deha Peker
- Posted on: May 26 2007 10:45 EDT
- in response to lyo Yashnoo
I am using java.util.TreeMap in order to keep the items in order to on the Java side. On the client I am passing this ordered Map to addRows dwr function to add rows to a table. If the Map is ordered on the java side, DWR keep that order on the client when it renders the table, or should I change the data type to List in order to keep the order. Deha Peker -
Re: dwr is cool![ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Guru Adiga
- Posted on: September 12 2007 13:41 EDT
- in response to lyo Yashnoo
Oh... I take a mistake in my previous code. I just try it using ArrayList data type,it works well :)
Could you please send me the code (Javascript and Java) for this please. I am having problems "Missing bean opener: {". Thanks in advance.
It is built using BSF, So it could support many java data type. -
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- Posted by: lyo Yashnoo
- Posted on: June 24 2005 17:45 EDT
- in response to Joe Walker
Good work. But it seem that the following demo don't work ;-(
http://www.getahead.ltd.uk/dwr/demo-chat.html -
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- Posted by: Fabian Gutierrez
- Posted on: July 03 2005 19:17 EDT
- in response to Joe Walker
Does any one knows how can AJAX and JSF can work together? its even possible considering the JSF event model?, thanks -
AJAX + JSF[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: John Christopher
- Posted on: July 20 2005 21:56 EDT
- in response to Fabian Gutierrez
Does any one knows how can AJAX and JSF can work together? its even possible considering the JSF event model?, thanks
You will need to use a filter and add some unique identifier to your AJAX requests in order to keep from going through the JSF lifecycle.
John