Posts Tagged ‘ Netbeans ’

Using Multiple Modules in GWT

In this tutorial we are going to work through creating multiple modules for a GWT web application. Multiple modules are a great way to organize and reuse your GWT code, and it is a good way to develop multiple GWT pages with only one entry point. If you are not familiar with the structure [ READ MORE ]

Making an RPC Call

RPC stands for remote procedure call, which is basically how your GWT client side code will communicate with your server. If you want an in depth analysis of how RPC works then you can click here, and Google will explain the technical details. An RPC call is just like an AJAX call to a servlet, [ READ MORE ]

GWT in Hosted Mode

In this post we are going to take a look at GWT while running in hosted mode. The hosted mode feature of GWT makes developing AJAX enabled web applications simple and easy. Google writes “During development, you can iterate quickly in the same “edit – refresh – view” cycle you’re accustomed to with JavaScript, with [ READ MORE ]

Getting GWT Started – Part 2

In part two of Getting Started we are going to work our way through some of the files that are created in a new GWT project. The four files generated when creating a new GWT project are going to be the life blood of your web application, so it is very important to have a [ READ MORE ]

Getting GWT Started – Part 1

In part one we are going to download and install GWT,  install the GWT4NB plugin for Netbeans, and create a new GWT project. If you have not yet installed Netbeans 6.7, you should do so now. If you need some help installing Netbeans then you should read the tutorial Setting up Java and the Netbeans [ READ MORE ]

Setting up Java and the Netbeans IDE

In this post I am going to walk you through setting up Java JDK and Netbeans 6.7 IDE so you will be fully prepared to work through all of the tutorials on this site. Why Netbeans 6.7? I am most comfortable working within Netbeans which is why I have chosen this IDE, but you can [ READ MORE ]