Re: UI Binder designer giving exception
Looks like UiBinder does not know how to deal with FlexTable and thus you need to set it up yourself in the java file. To do so you would use @UiField(provided = true) FlexTable myTable and instantiate it before calling binder.createAndBindUi(). Then you can add child widgets to it programmatically.
-- If you don't like that then don't use FlexTable. For example you could change your SimpleLayoutPanel to an HTMLPanel and then use plain <table>, <tr>, <td> tags to build the table. Or instead of table tags use <div> tags along with some Css.
-- J.
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