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I am releasing today a new version of lib-gwt-file, to try to keep up with the specification and recent evolution in the W3C draft specification. The highlight of this new version are as follows: Migration of the interfaces to the lastest W3C file API draft (W3C Working Draft 20 October 2011), except for error management […] lib-gwt-file 0.2 is now available. It does not provide new functionality with regards to the previous release, but is a migration to GWT 2.4.0. Changes in this release As GWT 2.4.0 now provides native support for HTML 5 drag-and-drop, lib-gwt-file 0.2 uses these native event classes instead of its own, wherever possible. lib-gwt-file’s own drag-and-drop […] This post presents lib-gwt-file, a library which encapsulates the W3C File API and the HTML5 drag-and-drop interfaces. Let me begin by explaining why I developed this library and how I expect it to evolve. I am currently developing an SVG editor based on GWT and lib-gwt-svg and to be truly useful, users need to be […] |
