[Isomorphic]

@alarcher Which problem? Anything related to GWT-RPC will not be a problem in Pro because it is not necessary to manually implement an RPC mechanism, it's all automatic.

[Tomate]

Hello,

I have a solution for those who have a problem with closing tabs. Apparently, the recursive function destroy () is problematic. To solve this, I just overloaded function destroy () of my main layout of my main tab :

 
Layout lay=new Layout(){
	private Layout thisObj=this;
	@Override
	public void destroy() {
		new Timer() {
			public void run() {
				thisObj.destroy();
			}
		}.schedule(1);
	}
};

[cretz]

The test case submitted over a year ago STILL causes an error in the nightly builds. Can someone at least confirm whether this is ever going to be addressed so I may know for sure?

[kevboy]

I'm getting the same thing too. Any updates?

[Isomorphic]

See the Google code bug. It's a core limitation of IE, exacerbated by GWT (not SmartGWT). There is a straightforward workaround which happens to also be a best practice and design improvement for most applications where this problem arises.

[jaf56]

There is a straightforward workaround which happens to also be a best practice and design improvement for most applications where this problem arises.

What is the straightforward work around? I am getting the dreaded Stack Overflow at line 0 message when I try and save a big chunk of data to a DB.

[Isomorphic]

Sounds like an unrelated problem - post a new thread and provide as much detail as possible.

[jaf56]

Sounds like an unrelated problem - post a new thread and provide as much detail as possible.

Interestingly, it appears to go away once you compile and deploy to Tomcat.