Wednesday, July 16, 2014

Re: More powerful GWT Grid / Using SmartGWT Widgets

Smart GWT widgets  have the reputation to not play well with GWT ones.
But I cant tell how bad that is. I never used it.

We use a GWT binding for Ext JS and we manage to make them play well with GWT.
Ext JS comes with a really powerful grid component.
You can  a demo here : http://eemi2010.github.io/ext4j/explorer/index.html and find out more about the library here :
So maybe that can help you.
Disclaimer : I created the library

There is also GWT-Bootstrap (http://gwtbootstrap.github.io/). 
But I m not sure their grid component is as powerful as Smart GWT's or  Ext JS.

Regards,

Alain 


2014-07-16 19:32 GMT+02:00 feuse8 <feuse8@gmail.com>:
Hi,

I'm currently building an enterprise application that should provide Excel Like Tables. I would like to customize cells and have some other features GWT provided Tables/Grids/CellTables/DataGrids don't provide:
  • fixed headers and columns
  • sortable headers
  • filtering in headers
  • changing column size with drag & drop
  • custom rendering of Rows (f.e. some rows should be editable, others shouldn't)

I decided to have a look for other widget libraries and had a look at SmartGWT. The ListGrid provides everything I need and so I built a Hello World example today. Testing in different browsers showed that the application does not to render correctly in IE10. So this leads me to the question if it's a good idea to use SmartGWT ui widgets in an existing GWT application?

Does anybody have experience / recommendations for me?


Thanks a lot!

Best Regards,

Andreas

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