The GWT framework enables developers to develop complex web applications with browser-server interaction written in Java. The framework translates the client-side code into JavaScript. The API includes a rich set of GUI elements, as well as Ajax capability via GWT's proprietary RPC mechanism or standard XmlHttpRequest objects.
The benefits of this approach include:
- familiar syntax for Java developers
- Java's more robust type-checking at compile-time
- thoroughly debugged components
- uses standard server components such as servlets and sessions
- Getting Started with GWT
- Overview of GWT User Interfaces
- Core GWT Widgets
- Organizing User Interfaces with Panels
- Event Handling
- Using Images
- History and Bookmarks
- GWT Utility Classes
- The GWT-RPC Protocol
- Creating and Using Modules
- Creating Composite GWT Widgets
- Using UiBinder
- Styling with CSS in GWT
- Testing and Debugging
- Advanced GWT Connectivity
- More Server Integration Options - Ajax and JSON
- GWT JavaScript Native Interface
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