Google Web Toolkit (GWT) with Jdeveloper.
Friday, April 25, 2008
Google Web Toolkit (GWT) helps Java developers create Ajax applications more productively. GWT proposes a different way to create Ajax applications. It uses Java as a single programming language for both the client and server sides. GWT provides a compiler that translates the Java code on the client side into JavaScript and DTHML. This solution greatly simplifies the technology stack from the programmer’s point of view.
Jdeveloper has provided extension (gwtDeveloper) for Google Web Toolkit (GWT). You can get it using JDeveloper's Check for Updates mechanism.
What can you do with gwtDeveloper?
- Visually design your panels, composites, menus and other widget types
- View, change your widget's properties using Property Inspector
- Add event handlers to your widgets
You can find more about GWT Jdeveloper extensions at following link.http://www.gdevelop.com/
Also you can integrate GWT to Jdeveloper manually by following http://www.oracle.com/technology/pub/articles/dubois-gwt.html