Re: com.google.gwt.jsonp.client.TimeoutException

For some maps I could see it didn't finish quickly too. Its 200 with no data. See atatched image for details

On Friday, 9 August 2019 14:02:42 UTC+10, medasani kesavi wrote:

Hi Jen 

Thanks for the quick reply

we could very clearly see that request is successful however wrapping is not

But same wrapping is successful with jetty

If I increase the timeout again some part is successful. As this is related to maps and huge data is transferred for every layer, we could see only some layers are good and some are failing with below exception

Why is this happening in weblogic and what should i do to get the wrapping done

On Thursday, 8 August 2019 17:14:45 UTC+10, Jens wrote:

Well just open the browser dev tools and take a look at the http requests the browser does. If your MapServer request does not finish quickly as expected you should investigate your server side implementation. If it does finish quickly but you still get a timeout exception, then the server response might not be wrapped by the provided callback function name and thus the onSuccess method is never called.

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Re: com.google.gwt.jsonp.client.TimeoutException

Hi Jen 

Thanks for the quick reply

we could very clearly see that request is successful however wrapping is not

But same wrapping is successful with jetty

If I increase the timeout again some part is successful. As this is related to maps and huge data is transferred for every layer, we could see only some layers are good and some are failing with below exception

Why is this happening in weblogic and what should i do to get the wrapping done

On Thursday, 8 August 2019 17:14:45 UTC+10, Jens wrote:

Well just open the browser dev tools and take a look at the http requests the browser does. If your MapServer request does not finish quickly as expected you should investigate your server side implementation. If it does finish quickly but you still get a timeout exception, then the server response might not be wrapped by the provided callback function name and thus the onSuccess method is never called.

-- J.

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Re: Oauth2 OpenID Connect

Hi Paul,

I cloned gwt-oauth2 library long time ago and I updated it to support my needs (Google and Facebook Oauth2).

It's not published to Maven Central so you have to build it by yourself `mvn clean install`

Here the repo: https://github.com/freddyboucher/gwt-oauth2/commits/0.3

Cheers

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Oauth2 OpenID Connect

I've googled about and can't find any recent posts on a GWT library that supports OAuth2 and OpenID connect.

Is there one?

Cheers

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Re: com.google.gwt.jsonp.client.TimeoutException

Well just open the browser dev tools and take a look at the http requests the browser does. If your MapServer request does not finish quickly as expected you should investigate your server side implementation. If it does finish quickly but you still get a timeout exception, then the server response might not be wrapped by the provided callback function name and thus the onSuccess method is never called.

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com.google.gwt.jsonp.client.TimeoutException

Hi 

I have an existing GWT application which is interacting with GIS Maps

It works well in Websphere and Jetty.However when i try to migrate the application to weblogic I am receiving the below application

com.google.gwt.jsonp.client.TimeoutException: Timeout while calling ***/MapServer?f=json

My service call is as below

 'http://****/MapServer?f=json&callback=__gwt_jsonp__.P0.onSuccess'

Can I please get some pointers on this

I tries to increase the time out and could see some maps are loading however there is still issue with many other maps.

Dont see this as pure timeout as it Works in other servers as is

Please assist

Thanks in Advance

Kesavi

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Re: GWT Screen

You can generate a working GWT project using the Nalu project generator:

http://www.mvp4g.org/gwt-boot-starter-nalu/GwtBootStarterNalu.html

Import the project into your IDE and take a look at the NavigationController/NavigationComponent. 

This should help you to understand how to switch screens inside a GWT application. 

(Instead a button the project uses a link ... but that makes no difference)

Hope that helps.

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