Google Web Toolkit (GWT)

Introduction

The Google Web Toolkit (GWT) is a web kit that allows developers to quickly design and develop AJAX applications using the Java language without having to write Javascript code. GWT does this by automatically compiling and optimizing the Java source code into Javascript libraries for the developer.

Getting Started

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Tutorials

• Using and Creating GWT Modules
• Using Servlet Sessions in GWT
• Deploying GWT Apps
• Managing History and Hyperlinks

Third-Party Libraries

The following are a few third-party libraries to help enhance GWT:

• gwt-jsonizer - Allows you to convert/revert your JavaBean objects into JSON strings.
• gwt-ent - Enables enterprise level support such as: UI generator, MVC framework, reflection, Spring integration, and acegi integration.
• MyGWT - A widget library that also uses the EXT JS library.
• GWT-Ext A GWT library that wraps the EXT JS library.
• GWT-SL- A server side library that integrates with the Spring Framework and Hibernate4gwt library.
• Gwittir - Provides MVC scaffolding.
• Hibernate4gwt - Easily use POJO between Hibernate and your Java client.

Resources

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