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Tuesday 25 March 2008

The Three Amigos : Maven, Spring and GWT

Stephen Callaghan

This article will show how to build a SOA-based system using Spring Services, a GWT client to talk to those services, and Maven 2 as a build tool to hold it altogether. There is also an associated reference project, created here at Shine Technologies and now open-sourced on Google Code using the Apache 2 License.

This article will start by covering the setup of a build environment using Maven. Then we'll start working through each of the layers in sequence, beginning with getting up-and-running with a compatible Spring Service layer. Next we'll add a bridge between GWT and the Spring Services. Finally, we'll introduce a GWT client that can attach to the bridging layer and thus communicate with the Spring services.

The Three Amigos - Maven, Spring and GWT

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Wednesday 19 September 2007

GWT 1.4 is now in Maven Repository

Here it is : Maven Repo

Friday 24 August 2007

GWT 1.4.59-RC2 and Maven2

David GageotĀ :

Gwt 1.4.59-RC2 was just released. If you use Maven2 to build your project, this latest version can be found on xi8ix repository.

GWT 1.4.59-RC2 and Maven2

Wednesday 8 August 2007

Gwt and Maven2

David Gageot :

Trying to use Maven2 to build a GWT project, here is the simplest pom.xml I came up with.

Gwt and Maven2

Sunday 10 June 2007

GWT and Maven 2

In this blog, Ramon Buckland gives some tips and tricks to use GWT with Maven2.
GWT and Maven 2, OH the pain!

Wednesday 21 March 2007

GWT and Maven 2

Messaging Logic

In order to ease the use of the GWT with Apache Maven 2 based projects we have created a simple Maven 2 plugin (aka mojo) called maven-gwtc that allows maven projects to easily compile GWT modules into HTML and JavaScript ready for deployment.

GWT and Maven 2