Overview of Handler in GWT
Is there an overview about all handlers and their corresponding containers in GWT? Whenever I try to add a handler to a container, I have to check, whether the handler fires an event or not (the JavaDoc does not provide useful information about this). For example a ResizeHandler:

           SplitLayoutPanel splitLayoutPanel = new SplitLayoutPanel() {
    		    @Override
    		    public void onResize() {
    		        super.onResize();
    		        System.out.println("onResize");
    		    }           
    		};
    		
    		splitLayoutPanel.addHandler(new ResizeHandler() {
    			
    			@Override
    			public void onResize(ResizeEvent event) {
    
    				System.out.println("resize");
    				
    			}
    		}, ResizeEvent.getType());

Overwriting the onResize()-method (1. example) gives an information, if the splitter changes, but if I add a ResizeHandler (2. example), I do not get any call of the onResize-method. I don't understand why and don't find the documentation why the handler is not allowed in this container.

I search for an overview of all available handlers, together with their possible containers  and event, when they will be fired.
Overview of Handler in GWT
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Is there an overview about all handlers and their corresponding containers in GWT? Whenever I try to add a handler to a container, I have to check, whether the handler fires an event or not (the JavaDoc does not provide useful information about this). For example a ResizeHandler:

           SplitLayoutPanel splitLayoutPanel = new SplitLayoutPanel() {
    		    @Override
    		    public void onResize() {
    		        super.onResize();
    		        System.out.println("onResize");
    		    }           
    		};
    		
    		splitLayoutPanel.addHandler(new ResizeHandler() {
    			
    			@Override
    			public void onResize(ResizeEvent event) {
    
    				System.out.println("resize");
    				
    			}
    		}, ResizeEvent.getType());

Overwriting the onResize()-method (1. example) gives an information, if the splitter changes, but if I add a ResizeHandler (2. example), I do not get any call of the onResize-method. I don't understand why and don't find the documentation why the handler is not allowed in this container.

I search for an overview of all available handlers, together with their possible containers  and event, when they will be fired.