Tapestry 5 and GWT - part 2
Putting it all together
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In this part I describe how to make GWT put several instances of it's application on one page with backing of Tapestry 5 and with some javascript in between to connect the dots.
If you're already familiar with Tapestry 5 and GWT this part is probably enough. |
Putting it all together |
Tapestry 5 and GWT - part 1
GWT inside Tapestry 5 components with NetBeans support
This is a simple tutorial describing how to get my two favourite web "frameworks" (I guess GWT rather wants to be called a toolkit) Tapestry 5 and GWT to work together.
I'm using NetBeans and while this isn't specific to NetBeans, there is a hint or two for people using NetBeans.
This is the first part and deals with the basics of setting up GWT, Tapestry 5 and configuring NetBeans. The result will be a Tapestry 5/GWT web application without content. You can skip directly to part 2 (to be published in a few days) of you got this covered...
I'm using NetBeans and while this isn't specific to NetBeans, there is a hint or two for people using NetBeans.
This is the first part and deals with the basics of setting up GWT, Tapestry 5 and configuring NetBeans. The result will be a Tapestry 5/GWT web application without content. You can skip directly to part 2 (to be published in a few days) of you got this covered...
First post
Blogs blogs blogs... aren't there enough? Well, I had done all the work to find out how to combine Tapestry 5 and GWT and I thought back at all the times earlier when I did similar things... researching, testing, getting things to work. It took me a couple of hours this time and it will probably take a couple of hours for others to figure it out as well. Hey... perhaps I could help a few people by publishing what I learned. Even if no other person what so ever has any use for it I guess it's good for me to have these things written down...