Titlebook: Beginning Google Web Toolkit; From Novice to Profe Bram Smeets,Uri Boness,Roald Bankras Book 2008 Bram Smeets and Uri Boness and Roald Bank

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Introducing Google Web Toolkit (GWT),As we saw in the previous chapter, there’s a real need to build more interactive, user-friendly web-based applications. We’ve introduced these rich Internet applications (RIA) and have shown you different approaches to developing them. From the available alternatives, we’ve concluded that GWT fits our needs best.

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Testing GWT Applications,This book shows you how to develop GWT applications. As testing has become an integral part of the software development process, we feel that a book about building GWT applications wouldn’t be complete without a chapter on testing.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-07940-9fat clients” that can be deployed as web applications. These desktop-like applications are typically written in JavaScript in order to leverage the huge installed base of web browsers. But JavaScript is quite a different language from Java (its name was chosen for marketing reasons) and therefore re

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-29757-4plications using GWT. We’ll do this by showing you how to set up the development environment and start running the sample application that accompanies this book. In the remaining chapters, we’ll use the sample application to illustrate different aspects of developing applications in GWT. Eventually,

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Beschaffungs- und Einkaufsmanagement,you to the ways the Google Web Toolkit can support communication between the client-side browser and the server. Using different methods, we’ll show you how the sample application can be extended to support a server-side data provider.

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,Internationale Verkehrstr?gerlogistik,here’s more to building a real-world RIA than what we’ve covered so far—issues such as performance, localization, and browser history support need to be considered. Moreover, no framework can be considered complete if it doesn’t provide a flexible and nonrestrictive extension mechanism.

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Introducing Rich Internet Applications (RIAs),fat clients” that can be deployed as web applications. These desktop-like applications are typically written in JavaScript in order to leverage the huge installed base of web browsers. But JavaScript is quite a different language from Java (its name was chosen for marketing reasons) and therefore requires different development practices.

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Server Integration,you to the ways the Google Web Toolkit can support communication between the client-side browser and the server. Using different methods, we’ll show you how the sample application can be extended to support a server-side data provider.