Saturday, July 31, 2010

Re: Sliding effects...

You can always see the roo + gwt demo code to look at how they used LayoutPanel to do that animation, it is pretty easy to do.

2010/7/31 Tom Wilczak <tom.wilczak@gmail.com>
I think that I saw something similar when I was watching the Roo
presentation from the Google I/O keynote.
To my knowledge there isn't an effect pre-written effect like that
available in the base gwt release, but you could probably put one
together relatively easily using an absolute panel and a custom
Animation subclass.

There are other options out there like wrapped script.aculo.us
releases and the like, but I found it worth the time to use
Animation.
I used that approach in the following toy / demo:
http://t-wilczak.appspot.com/#reportConfig

On Jul 30, 1:50 pm, Thamizharasu S <zaru...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I saw one video demo video about GWT application. Whenever the user
> wants to navigate to another view, the view navigation is happening
> through some nice sliding effect. Can any one give some insight
> information about how this was done?
>
> Some clue...
>
> - Thamizharasu S

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