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Next step : add Google Gears :-).

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Writing a Gadget:

1. Declare a subtype of Gadget (e.g. public class MyGadget extends Gadget) that is default instantiable.
2. If the Gadget requires access to features of the container, it should implement any of the NeedsFoo interfaces.
3. At runtime, all feature setters will be called strictly before init(UserPreferences). The order in which the setters are called is undefined.

RR : GWT4Gadgets : Use case / code style

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ryan :

Delicous introduced a nice little tool called playtagger which allows you to turn links to mp3’s into playable links. That is it inserts a little playbutton next to all mp3 links on a page. Its a nice small script that they’ve released for anyone to use.

This was a perfect solution for getting sound effects in gpokr, which is a texas holdem poker application written with GWT.

Sound with GWT using Delicious Playtagger

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Maarten Volders

I'm doing a prototype that tries to provide a very thin  client UI layer. I'm wrapping things up, still having some issues with  controlling the history

Interesting
GWT UI Layer Framework

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canoo :

Many nice and home-grown websites contain a navigation bar. But without a special design tool a navigation bar is not easy to build because it typically involves JavaScript programming. My idea was to build a simple and convenient tool such that a non-technical person with basic knowledge about static HTML can easily include a corresponding navigation bar in its pages.

Building a Regular Website with the Google Web Toolkit
Demonstration

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rapsli :

How can I assure, that the RPC method is called and answer is waited for?

dgirard :

I have just done it with a transparent image, it works perfectly.

Problem with RPC

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A ‘new’ way to program dynamic web applications (pdf)

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Google just updates "Google Trends".
gwt vs backbase vs echo2 vs icefaces vs jmaki

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Galina :

Philip McCarthy noted that GWT has a design flow: you have to specify ServiceEntryPoint in your Java code, which constrains the portability of a compiled GWT Web application.

Google Web Toolkit. RPC. HowTo: Specify ServiceEntryPoint in properties file

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Paul Lamere :

GWT and Java 1.5 I writing a little web app using the nifty Google Web Toolkit (it is a really nice bit of work) when I received a very troubling warning from the GWT compiler - I was using Java 1.5 language features (in particular, Generics) while the GWT only supports Java 1.4.

GWT and Java 1.5

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