Hi Isomorphic,
I have following use-case which I want to solve on my own (although it most likely could be solved with a ValuesManager).
On OK click I want to save all three DynamicForms, react to errors (Tab icon change) and close the window if all three saves are successful.
So on each tab I'll have a self-written save()-method calling the tab's DynamicForm.save(...) and setting the icon in save's CallBack.
In the OK-Button I need to collect the results of all three save-actions and close the Window if all were successful.
This means that my own save-method needs a CallBack. Most likely this is simple, but as I never programmed GWT before and only used SmartGWT-built-in CallBacks, I appreciate any advice (code or pseudocode).
I looked at the LGPL source in order to get an howTo-idea, but did not succeed.
Thank you & Best regards,
Blama
I have following use-case which I want to solve on my own (although it most likely could be solved with a ValuesManager).
- Modal Window with TabSet and OK/Apply/Cancel IButtons below
- TabSet with 3 Tabs
- Each Tab with a DynamicForm to a different DataSource
On OK click I want to save all three DynamicForms, react to errors (Tab icon change) and close the window if all three saves are successful.
So on each tab I'll have a self-written save()-method calling the tab's DynamicForm.save(...) and setting the icon in save's CallBack.
In the OK-Button I need to collect the results of all three save-actions and close the Window if all were successful.
This means that my own save-method needs a CallBack. Most likely this is simple, but as I never programmed GWT before and only used SmartGWT-built-in CallBacks, I appreciate any advice (code or pseudocode).
I looked at the LGPL source in order to get an howTo-idea, but did not succeed.
Thank you & Best regards,
Blama