ImageViewer
Experimental widget that provides animated image flow
ImageViewer is an attempt to create "flash-like" animated image viewer without actually using flash. This was done mostly as an experiment to see if this would be more or less demanding than Flash on older hardware.
Instructions for V7 version:
- Only adding the maven dependency will not work.
- You need to download the addon zip file from this page and manually add the gwt-image-loader-1.1.4.jar to your project.
- After this, the widgeset should compile.
Instructions for V8 version:
- The image loader classes have been integrated into the package so no extra dependencies needed.
- For an usage example, please see the demo code at https://github.com/tepi/ImageViewer/blob/master/imageviewer-demo/src/main/java/org/tepi/imageviewer/demo/ImageViewerDemoUI.java
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Version
Update to Vaadin 8
- Released
- 2017-03-10
- Maturity
- EXPERIMENTAL
- License
- Apache License 2.0
Compatibility
- Framework
- Vaadin 8.0+
- Vaadin 7.0+ in 0.5.1.v7
- Vaadin 6.8+ in 0.4.2
- Vaadin 6.5+ in 0.4.1
- Browser
- Internet Explorer
- Firefox
- Opera
- Safari
- Google Chrome
- Internet Explorer
- Internet Explorer
- Internet Explorer
LazyLoadWrapper - Vaadin Add-on Directory
A lazy load wrapper for Vaadin GUI componentsSource Code
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LazyLoadWrapper version 1.0
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LazyLoadWrapper version 1.0.1
-Fixed bug where the wrapper could cause a Out-Of-Sync error when it was detached before rendering its child
LazyLoadWrapper version 1.0.2
recompiled version of 1.0.1 to support JDK 1.5
LazyLoadWrapper version 0.1 alpha
First alpha version of LLW for Vaadin7.
- Focus on server-side lazy loading
- lazy draw (client-side lazy loading) is experimental and could be removed in future versions for V7
- Experimental new feature: server-side hide/show wrapper (force reinitialisation of LLW from server)
Known issues:
- Using wrapper inside a Table might in some cases cause the wrapper not to display its child even if the wrapper is visible.
- client-side lazy loading is buggy especially when used for loading complex components like Table (will throw client-side exceptions)