As I often work on the train, I need to have offline docs available. Unfortunately, the GWT download contains only the API reference, not the Developer’s guide… They say that the Google docreader will eventually use Gears to allow offline browsing, but until then the only choice you have is to save the files locally,
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Google App Engine: killing many birds with one stone
An interesting fact about the new support for Java in the Google App Engine, is that it supports real, standards based Java; in other words it runs JVM bytecode. It might sound like something trivial, but it’s not. In fact, before the announcement many people had speculated that the Java support in GAE would be
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What’s RIA anyway ?
RIA or Rich Internet Applications have been a buzzword for a while now, but it’s hard to find two persons who agree on what it means. It appears the word was coined by Macromedia, now Adobe, when defining the requirements for the new version of their successful browser plug-in (Flash). Let’s break it down: Application:
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GWT’s new Event Model – Handlers in GWT 1.6 « Lemming Technology Blog
Jason from Lemming Technology Blog has interesting posts about the new GWT 1.6 event model: Theres a lot of concern and worry around the “new event model” in GWT 1.6: throwing out Listeners (a well know and used Java construct) and replacing them with Handlers (a GWT team invention). Let me put your mind at
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Announcing GWT 1.6 Release Candidate
Yeah! GWT 1.6 is in release candidate stage… Bruce Johnson: Good news! Google Web Toolkit 1.6 RC is ready for you to download and try out: (…) We expect this to be a short RC cycle, so a more comprehensive blog post with an overview of the features in GWT 1.6 should be just around
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Why Ext-GWT MVC is broken
Introducing Ext-GWT Our current project is a GWT project, and we’re using Ext-GWT as a widget library and framework. Ext-GWT (formerly MyGWT) is a “pure” Java/GWT port of the well known Ext-JS JavaScript library, not to be mistaken for gwt-ext, which is a Java/GWT wrapper around Ext-JS… Still following? In short, gwt-ext requires Ext-JS, while
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TheServerSide Java Symposium – Jour 3
Troisième et dernier jour du symposium…je n’ai pas gagné l’iPod qui était en jeu, dommage, j’aurais pu tester GWT dessus 😉 On commence par une conférence de Geert Bevin: Boldly go where the Java language has never gone before. On le sait, Java ce n’est pas qu’un langage, c’est un langage, une JVM et une
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TheServerSide Java Symposium – jour 1
Le TSSJS Europe se tient à Prague cette année, du 18 au 20 juin. Les thèmes majeurs proposés sont assez alléchants, jugez-en: les frameworks web (spring, struts, JSF) les nouveaux langages de l’écosystème java (groovy/grails, scala, jruby) les nouvelles versions de spécs (JEE 6, EJB 3.1, JPA 2.0) concurrence, performance, scalabilité SOA A part quelques
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