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| − | ===Naming Your Application===
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| − | Not yet implemented. The HTML title could be used to mimic a minimal application naming.
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| − | ===Display Life Cycle===
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| − | Similar, but the display lives as long as the browser session is active.
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| − | ===Events and Listeners===
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| − | Will be implemented.
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| − | ===Event Filters.===
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| − | Not yet implemented. Quote SWT book: "Filters are Powerful and Dangerous".
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| − | One of the standard use cases for event filtering - large numbers of events - are not a good idea for RWT because of the distributed nature of RAP (and associated network latency).
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| − | ===Runnable "Execs".===
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| − | Not yet implemented. Async exec requires some effort on the RWT side, as the client needs to be informed of UI changes. As http is a stateless protocol with request/response pushing of data is not intended by the creators of the protocol. There are two workarounds:
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| − | * Polling (the client polls the server regulary while an async exec is running)
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| − | * so called Comet - a http response is kept open / alive and can be used to push data to the browser. Latest developments in java servers promise to implement Comet with minimal overhead (Jetty, Glassfish).
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| − | ===The Event Loop.===
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| − | ===Multithreaded Programming.===
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| − | ===Timers.===
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| − | ===Putting It All Together: Multithreading, Timers, Events, and the Event Loop.===
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| − | ===Monitors, Bounds, and Client Area.===
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| − | ===The Active Shell, All Shells, and Focus Control.===
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| − | ===Cursor Control and Location.===
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| − | ===Display Depth and DPI.===
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| − | ===Updating the Display.===
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| − | ===Application Data.===
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| − | ===Coordinate Mapping and Mirroring.===
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| − | ===Miscellaneous.===
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