hal/elemento

Elemento brings HTML templates and other goodies to GWT Elemental

Daniel Korbel

@masterdany88


    @GET
    @Path("{fileName}")
    @Produces("application/zip")
    @JWTTokenNeeded
    public Response get(@PathParam("fileName") String fileName) {
        return Response.ok(
                new File(Paths.get(System.getProperty("java.io.tmpdir"), fileName).toString() + ".zip"),
                MediaType.APPLICATION_OCTET_STREAM)
                .header("Content-Disposition", "attachment; filename=\"" + fileName + ".zip\"")
                .build();
    }

Ahmad K. Bawaneh

@vegegoku

Avoid Response if you expect a body or use a different interface

Response is just too ambiguous

Daniel Korbel

@masterdany88

is @Reader comes from domino?

Ahmad K. Bawaneh

@vegegoku

yes, you can configure it without the annotation though

check the wiki

for example you can set it right before you do the call using .setReader

Daniel Korbel

@masterdany88

I deploy my app to OSGI container which so demanding. I would guess that any domino dep will brake it

I am waiting for domino rest to support Response somehow :D :P :D

Daniel Korbel

@masterdany88

Unfortunatelly my solutions doesnt work

it just download file

but it doesnt opent web browser window to save it

Daniel Korbel

@masterdany88

@vegegoku I will try Your solution

Daniel Korbel

@masterdany88

@vegegoku what is Blob?

is it import java.sql.Blob;

Ahmad K. Bawaneh

@vegegoku

elemental2 and i think we should switch to domino channel

Daniel Korbel

@masterdany88

Jonathan Fischer

@_jlfischer_twitter

Hi all: I'm trying to build my project this morning and suddenly the elemento-core jar we've been depending on is suddenly missing from the main Maven repository.

[ivy:resolve] :: problems summary ::
[ivy:resolve] :::: WARNINGS
[ivy:resolve]         [NOT FOUND  ] org.jboss.gwt.elemento#elemento-core;0.8.2-gwt2!elemento-core.gwt-lib (387ms)
[ivy:resolve]     ==== ibiblio: tried
[ivy:resolve]       https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/org/jboss/gwt/elemento/elemento-core/0.8.2-gwt2/elemento-core-0.8.2-gwt2.gwt-lib

Did something happen to the older artifacts?

Colin Alworth

@niloc132

looks like you are trying to get .gwt-lib instead of .jar

a packaging=gwt-lib is a jar

(its like how a source jar is actually a .jar, not a .sources)

Jonathan Fischer

@_jlfischer_twitter

Huh, right. It's worked for the last couple of years though.

Colin Alworth

@niloc132

since maven central won't delete artifacts, best guess is that something changed in your project (or elemento in a way that confuses ivy, or in ivy)

Jonathan Fischer

@_jlfischer_twitter

Huh, it ended up being an Ant issue. I did a Homebrew upgrade this weekend, it pulled in the latest Ant, and suddenly I can't resolve elemento-core. Switching back to Ant 1.9.x fixed it.

Dr. Lofi Dewanto

@lofidewanto_twitter

Hi all I found out that elemento-core 1.0.1 has a dep to gwt-safehtml SNAPSHOT version... Is that a bug?

Harald Pehl

@hpehl

Is there a more recent version of gwt-safehtml

Dr. Lofi Dewanto

@lofidewanto_twitter

I'm not sure... Maybe @niloc132 ?

Colin Alworth

@niloc132

not yet, we're finishing up release stuff for the prereqs for safehtml

how did maven central let you release something that depends on a snapshot?

Dr. Lofi Dewanto

@lofidewanto_twitter

Yeah that was crazy ... Never had that I feel that I'm living in NPM world 😂

I had a small internal hackathon for micro frontends with JS... And we use GWT... I'll summarize our experiences later...

Josh B

@JoshIsOnIt

Hi guys, I'm trying to migrate from 2.8 to 2.9, and when I try and compile I get errors like "Unable to find class java/lang/Enum" "Unable to resolve supertype java/lang/Object" seems like something fundamental is missing. Is there something obvious to correct this?

Colin Alworth

@niloc132

probably better to ask in the main gwt room... but it sounds like your classpath is mixed up, either both gwt 2.8 and 2.9 emul, or you have some other jre emul dirtying up your classpath and confusing the compiler

Josh B

@JoshIsOnIt

oh shoot! I meantto be in the gwt room!!!

At any rate, thanks Colin, I will see if I can confirm that. I thought I had cleaned it up and removed any trace of 2.8

Colin Alworth

@niloc132

any elemento users who have a bit of time to try, we have a candidate 1.0.0-RC1 release for gwt-safehtml in this staging repo: https://oss.sonatype.org/content/repositories/orggwtproject-1043

if all looks good we'll push it to central

Harald Pehl

@hpehl

@/all I've just released Elemento 1.0.2. It upgrades gwt-safehtml to 1.0.0-RC1
See https://github.com/hal/elemento/releases/tag/1.0.2

Rob Newton

@rob5n

thankyou

Dr. Lofi Dewanto

@lofidewanto_twitter

Thanks!

Bogdan Petridean

@bpetridean

Thanks!

Harald Pehl

@hpehl

@/all I've just released Elemento 1.0.3. The only change is that the minimal Java version is now Java 1.8. See https://github.com/hal/elemento/releases/tag/1.0.3
This should help projects which still require Java 8, but want to upgrade to the latest Elemento version
The new version should land in maven central soon.

Frank Hossfeld

@FrankHossfeld

Perfect! Thanks!

Tino Desjardins

@TDesjardins

:thumbsup:

Harald Pehl

@hpehl

@/all FYI I've updated all demos of Elemento (thanks @treblereel for updating the crysknife demo). All demos compile again and are online available at https://hal.github.io/elemento/index.html

Dmitrii Tikhomirov

@treblereel

@hpehl cool, thanks !

Dr. Lofi Dewanto

@lofidewanto_twitter

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