James Heggs :
After a few requests I have completed his tutorial on GWT, Spring and Hibernate. With the concluding part discussing the tuning of the web.xml file.
Tag - Spring
Wednesday 10 September 2008
GWT, Spring and Hibernate Tutorial : final part
By dgirard on Wednesday 10 September 2008, 07:59 - GWT Article
Tuesday 25 March 2008
The Three Amigos : Maven, Spring and GWT
By dgirard on Tuesday 25 March 2008, 10:03 - GWT Article
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
Friday 22 February 2008
GWT and Test Driven Development
By dgirard on Friday 22 February 2008, 07:16 - GWT Article
Iwein Fuld
In the past months I've been working with various clients on projects using Google Web Toolkit [GWT]. I like GWT primarily because of the Java to javascript compiler. This is the key to the door letting mere mortal Java developers create RIA's without having to learn a new language.
I've allways been a fan of test driven development, and to my disappointment at first sight it looked like TDD and GWT were not going to play together.
Thursday 14 February 2008
Three parts tutorial : Spring, Hibernate and GWT
By dgirard on Thursday 14 February 2008, 08:58 - GWT Article
eggsy84
I have finally compiled a tutorial on how to make a GWT app that works
with GWT, Hibernate and Spring.The Tutorial can be found at:
Part One Project Creation and Setup
http://eggsylife.blogspot.com/2007/10/well-this-tutorial-aims-at-help...Part Two Spring, Hibernate and Database Setup
http://eggsylife.blogspot.com/2007/11/hibernate-spring-google-web-too...Part Three RPC calls and GUI plumbing
http://eggsylife.blogspot.com/2008/02/hibernate-spring-google-web-too...
Wednesday 9 May 2007
Google Web Toolkit, Spring and Hibernate
By dgirard on Wednesday 9 May 2007, 23:25 - GWT Feedback
Steve Storey :
Google Web Toolkit, Spring and HibernateFollowing on from the previous post, I've been trying to create some new GWT apps using that latest integration libraries, widgets and so on.
Sunday 18 March 2007
GWT : Integration with Spring framework. Mapping domain beans to client-side beans
By dgirard on Sunday 18 March 2007, 07:36 - GWT Article
Valery&Galina :
But what about using Dozer ?
Google Web Toolkit. Integration with Spring framework. Mapping domain beans to client-side beansLet's integrate GWT RPC with Spring PetStore sample application. To keep the domain code separate from the RPC and client-side code, you have to create and maintain copies of domain beans implementing IsSerializable interface (we omitted setters and getters here for brevity).
But what about using Dozer ?
Tuesday 20 February 2007
GWT-Spring Integration Demistified
By dgirard on Tuesday 20 February 2007, 22:01 - GWT Article
Gabi S :
GWT-Spring Integration Demistified...What makes GWT more interesting is that it can be integrated with technologies like Struts, Spring, Hibernate, Ant, Maven etc and this is quite a wonder considering the speed of entreprise applications development...
...The purpose of this blog is to explain as simple as possible how GWT and Spring can be brought together and make the the most of your entreprise application....
Monday 12 February 2007
GWTHandler : Spring for GWT
By dgirard on Monday 12 February 2007, 02:46 - GWT Library
George Georgovassilis :
Using the GWTHandlerIf you have used Spring before and are already using GWT for serious applications you might have considered using Spring controllers instead of GWT's RemoteServiceServlet. There are plenty good reasons for doing so actually.
Monday 22 January 2007
GWT J2EE Spring integration.
By dgirard on Monday 22 January 2007, 15:04 - GWT tips and tricks
ukidlucas : "GWT (Google Web Toolkit) is probably the biggest breakthrough
for developers since Spring and Hibernate. Now, I recommend
GWT/Spring/Hibernate. Creating GWT JavaScript using Java is relatively easy and
with few hours of practice you can become proficient in even complex tasks
suchas hierarchical tree representations (client-server), all of that without
writing any JavaScript!
The problem I encountered was with integration of my newly created widgets with existing Spring/Struts/Hibernate application. Because of scarce existing documentation, I decided to write a short note on the subject."
GWT J2EE Spring integration
The problem I encountered was with integration of my newly created widgets with existing Spring/Struts/Hibernate application. Because of scarce existing documentation, I decided to write a short note on the subject."
GWT J2EE Spring integration
GWT or J2S ? Java to JavaScript Compilation with AJAX and Spring Integration
By dgirard on Monday 22 January 2007, 11:12 - GWT Tools
Ben Alex : "For some time I have been interested in client-centric,
web-based user interfaces. These Generation IV frameworks are characterised by
their component-based, event-driven programming model, and focus on the
presentation logic residing entirely on the client. Targeting a web browser in
this manner typically necessitates the use of JavaScript or Flash, which in
itself imposes a number of unique challenges
[...]
The purpose of this blog entry is not to critique GWT or Open Laszlo. Instead I would like to explore an open source Java to JavaScript compiler named Java2Script Pacemaker (J2S) and present an initial Spring integration
[...]"
Java to JavaScript Compilation with AJAX and Spring Integration
[...]
The purpose of this blog entry is not to critique GWT or Open Laszlo. Instead I would like to explore an open source Java to JavaScript compiler named Java2Script Pacemaker (J2S) and present an initial Spring integration
[...]"
Java to JavaScript Compilation with AJAX and Spring Integration
Saturday 20 January 2007
Choosing Spring, Hibernate and GWT
By dgirard on Saturday 20 January 2007, 08:20 - GWT Feedback
Amy : ''We have decided to use Google Web Toolkit for the front end, so I
am busily learning as much as I can about this tool. ... There is a little bit
of a learning curve, but so far so good.''
Google Web Toolkit
Google Web Toolkit
