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07/21/2010

01:31 PM Wt Support #446 (Closed): Using wt for a RESTful API

I came across the wt toolkit a liitle while back and have been 'kicking the tires' a bit whenever I had some free tim... takashi yamamoto

05/15/2010

03:04 PM Wt Support #341: How can I use wt with another Javascript library

Hi Koen,
Thanks for the answer, and apologies for the delay in getting back to you. I do not have a specific widget ... takashi yamamoto

04/03/2010

02:32 PM Wt Support #341 (Closed): How can I use wt with another Javascript library

I use jQuery, YUI and MOOTools (in decreasing order of preference), quite extensively in my projects. I would like to... takashi yamamoto

01/14/2010

01:28 PM Wt Open discussion: RE: Using wt with memcache

Thanks for the feedback. I shall investigate, and let you know if I encounter any problems
takashi yamamoto

01:33 AM Wt Open discussion: Using wt with memcache

I want to use wt with memcache - are ther any issues I need to be aware of? (i.e. will wt play nicely with memcache o... takashi yamamoto

09/26/2009

03:52 PM Wt Help: Is there a wt class comparable to QGLWidget ?

Is there a wt class comparable to QGLWidget ?
If no, is there an OpenGL binding/wrapper class in wt?
takashi yamamoto

09/23/2009

01:53 PM Wt Bug #98 (Closed): Cant access the widgets example page

I have noticed this a few times before (a couple of days ago). The problem went away, but seems to be occurring again... takashi yamamoto

09/22/2009

11:47 PM Wt Help: RE: Converting a QT graphing library to a wtCharting Widget

Koen,
Regarding option 2 in your response above:
Is there a way to serve the QT PNG/GIF image from memory directly ... takashi yamamoto

11:21 PM Wt Help: RE: Converting a QT graphing library to a wtCharting Widget

Koen,
Thanks very much. This is all I needed to know. Thanks for a fantastic library!
takashi yamamoto

11:24 PM Wt Open discussion: RE: Creating an XHTML only (or a json response) from an application

Wim,
Thanks I had a quick look at the documentation - it seems that resources are the way to go. Thanks once again.
takashi yamamoto