Is there something like jquerys ready()
in GWT. I add an iframe and will check when the DOM is ready.
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document.ready()
is similar to theonModuleLoad()
method in your GWT EntryPoint. They both execute, when the document is ready.Not really: it isn't a paradigm that really translates well to Java. You might want to just include jQuery or Zepto and use the
ready
function from one of those.You can create a deferred command to execute when the browser event loop returns.
This example places 9999 labels at DOM, only after then alerts true