gwt-maps-gxt-1.0.0.Beta1 released
I’ve just uploaded a beta release of the previous anounced library gwt-maps-gxt, that integrates the tooltips and popup menus of Ext GWT into the Google Maps wrapper for GWT. You can attach different popup menus for lines, vertices and end points of a polyline.
If you are looking for help how to use this library with your own google maps-mashup, my tutorial might be useful. Don’t forget to additionally add both jar-files of GXT and gwt-maps-gxt to the build path (look at step 4 of the eclipse setup). The download contains rudimentary javadoc.
UPDATE (06/30/2009): Links updated.
Here is a demo of the wrapper and the source code of the sample is here.
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How to add an option to the VertexMenu to delete vertex?
In other words, how to get the index of the selected Vertex in the componentSelected() function?
Hi Ahmad!
Since the Menu doesn’t know the Polygone or the Polyline, you have to ask the PolylineGXTController or the PolygoneGXTController for the vertex that was clicked the last time: getLastClickedVertex().
I have created a Google group for discussion about gwt-map-gxt: http://groups.google.com/group/gwt-maps-gxt
Thank you Cloudius,
it is working now. but I think the index of the vertux should be passed in the event object.
Hi Claudius,
Thanx for this great library.
I just started to use it to show my hobby. You can have a look here http://alpspasses.appspot.com/ to see what I’am doing with your code. It is great!!!!
Your background picture is probably somewhere in the black forrest.
Cheers
Dennis
Hi Dennis, wow, that’s awesome! Thank you for your link! It’s something special to see people using my code. Nice site, great photos!
Great article. I was searching for something like this quite a while. Good Job.
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