Editor Fields are not updating

I want to use the Editor Framework of GWT within my project.

In my View(which implements Editor) I have my UiBinder Field:

@UiField
TextBox text;

In my Presenter I inject via GIN the driver instance:

@Inject
public AppointmentPopupPresenter(EventBus eventBus, MyView view, final AppointmentDriver appointmentDriver)

When the presenter is called I try to initialize the driver with:

this.appointmentDriver.initialize(getView());
this.appointmentDriver.edit(new Appointment());

GINModule:

 bind(SimpleBeanEditorDriver.class).to(AppointmentDriver.class);

AppointmentDriver interface:

public interface AppointmentDriver extends SimpleBeanEditorDriver<Appointment, AppointmentPopupPresenter.MyView>{

}

Later when I listen to a button event I call:

appointmentDriver.flush();

but all properties are null and no error msg is thrown. If I look into the debugger into the textbox widget the instanc开发者_StackOverflow中文版e of "editor" is null as well. dont know the internas but maybe this is a hint for you.

Appointment POJO(of course with void setText(String text)/String getText()):

 String text;

At the moment I am completely stuck so any help is more than welcome.

Thank you!!

I see you do a getView() , does it return the same view as the one passed to the constructor and the same as shown in the ui? It could be the driver is initialized with a different view than the one actual shown and thus you will get the data from the incorrect view. I also don't understand why you do the bind, it seems unnecessary?

I'm not sure, but I assume the problem is, that you're just calling SimpleBeanEditorDriver.initialize(E editor). As far as I remember, you need to call RequestFactoryEditorDriver.initialize(EventBus, RequestFactory, E)

Maybe my little (now updated for GWT 2.3, but still completely unpolished) example project can help you.

Here's the snippet where I make the initialize calls:

    final MyRequestFactory requestFactory = GWT
            .create(MyRequestFactory.class);
    requestFactory.initialize(eventBus);

    final MyEditor myEditor = new MyEditor();
    driver.initialize(eventBus, requestFactory, myEditor);

It should be possible to refactor the project to use GIN.