ongwt.com

In the GWT framework, you have to handle a simple String value for describing your current page. If you are trying to handle the history the correct way, you have to do some lame string parsing in order to extract some ids from the token. A very similar problem has been solved in a very elegant way on the server side for processing URLs with JAX-RS. So, why not using the same API on client side ? This is the purpose of this framework. It's very similar to JAX-RS developpement, it use the same annotations.

Very nice project !

GWT "JAX-RS like" history token management (939 hits)

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RestyGWT is a GWT generator for REST services and JSON encoded data transfer objects.

Features

• Generates Async Restful JSON based service proxies
• Java Object to JSON encoding/decoding
• Easy to use REST API

RestyGWT (1047 hits)

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GWT-GData is a GWT library that wraps around the GData JS client. GData is a Google Atom-based Service API which exposes programming interfaces for some of the most popular Google systems.

http://code.google.com/p/gwt-gdata/

Source : GData API Library for GWT

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Sanjiv :

SmartGWT 1.0b2 has been released today. This release contains the much awaited lightweight Enterprise Gray skin. The updated showcase can be viewed here.

SmartGWT 1.0b2 is a stability release and contains various enhancements and bug fixes. GWT 1.6 M2 is also supported. Along with performance improvements, several new features and developer tools have been added. Some of the new features are : full support for WebServices (WSDL), portal support, checkbox selection for grids, and support for overlapping events in Calendars. A few new samples including Portals have been added to the showcase. These can be found under the New Samples side nav category.

SmartGWT 1.0b2 released with new Enterprise Skin

New Showcase

New Samples

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John Gunther

I've released GChart 2.4, which features greatly improved hover feedback, click event support, and more.

With this release, you can define what pops up when you hover over a point  by specifying an HTML "hover template" with embedded ant-like parameters that GChart will expand relative to the hovered over point. Use built-in parameters like ${x} and ${y} or define your own by implementing the new HoverParameterInterpreter interface. The Chart Gallery has an example that displays a moving 7-row window of data, centered on the hovered-over point, that uses this technique.
If you need more control than HTML templates can provide, any GWT Widget can be turned into a "hover widget" by implementing the new HoverUpdateable interface. Since a GChart is aGWT Widget, that means you can have, say, a pie chart that moves along with your mouse, displaying changing details about the hovered over bar (the updated live demo does just that). See the Chart Gallery for examples of using Buttons, Radio Button Groups, and (modeless) DialogBoxes as hover widgets.

HomePage

Live demo

Release notes

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David Martin :

The goal behind this project was to provide a component acting as the jQuery TimePicker.

GWT Time Picker

Demonstration

 jQuery TimePicker

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Sven Strohschein

The first final version of GWTEventService was exactly released yesterday (2008-12-31). Version 0.9 was really near to be final. In version 1.0 we integrated some improvements like optimized logging and some bug fixes with low priority. The manual and developer guide for GWTEventService 1.0 have been completed and got for example new chapters for deployment, building with Apache Ant and a new FAQ chapter. The developers may be glad about the more comfortable build scripts and the new build / deploy script for the demo application to deploy it to other web servers.

http://code.google.com/p/gwteventservice/

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wiki.apexdevnet.com :

Along the way we demonstrate Google Gears, Google Web Toolkit (to build a nice Ajax interface), and the use of Apache Axis to access Force.com through its remote Web services API. The source code for the application is available, as well as screencast showing it in action.

Old but useful
Building Offline Force.com Applications with Google Gears and Google Web Toolkit
Source Building Offline Salesforce Apps with Google Gears

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Unlike most of the other frameworks, GwtPHP is a framework for both client and server part. In GwtPHP you don’t need to hack JavaScript, you work with modern, object oriented languages. User intefrace (client) is programmed in Java, then compiled by Google Web Toolkit (GWT) to browser-dependent JavaScript. Server part uses PHP 5 - the most used web scripting language today.

In France, I'm trying to convince the PHP community that GWT is not about Java. It is about having a powerful and friendly client site technology. They start to be receptive to this message. This kind of product will help me to spread the word :-).

http://www.gwtphp.com/

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Sanjiv Jivan

Things are coming along great and users can expect a rather full featured alpha release soon. I've been very pleased working with the SmartClient API's. SmartClient has a very complete API and during the development of SmartGWT things just worked! No corner cases, quirks or missing API's. A good percentage of SmartGWT is being generated from metadata and uses GWT 1.5 features like Overlays where appropriate so the alpha release is going to be quite stable and perform well.

SmartGWT is arriving soon!

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