Monday, May 19, 2014

Re: extend UiBinder engine

Just for other people who will visit this post:

Another less verbose way than you proposed Jens is to use the UiBinder <view:with> functionality with a regular pojo instance, then use
<g:XField visible={roles.admin} />. this lets the view related aspects tied to the view template instead of mixing it in the code logic

This is the approach  I mentioned in the very first mail where I said I wouldn't use that approach

Le dimanche 18 mai 2014 22:01:33 UTC+1, Zied Hamdi OneView a écrit :
Hi all,

I have a special need in authorization where I want to control if UiBinder will create or not a widget (I could use visibility visible={roles.admin} in my widgets but I want a smarter solution).

I'd like to use the info in ui:field at template parsing and decide whether the field should be created or not: a central singleton will say if yes or no, that element should be created.

So is there an extension point where I can centrally intercept the internal widget factory?

If the idea is not clear, I'd like to extend a GWT class where I could have a method somehow like

 public  void createWidget( Class widgetClass, Widget parent, String uiField ) 

then rebind the default factory interface with mine in the module definition.


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