There is a validation library in gwt-incubator but I haven't used it yet. It is on my todo list to explore it. There isn't much doc to it so you will have to dissect the code in the jar file.
On Jan 12, 6:30 am, simonob007 <simonob...@googlemail.com> wrote: > Hi GWT Community > > I am in the process of evaluating GWT as a basis for building RIA's so > am building out a basic form based application to test out GWT. > > So far my GWT experience has been really good however I appear to have > hit a brick wall in terms of validation (such as basic client side > form validation) as from what I can see GWT does not have any built in > validation components so I would have to build validation components > manually. > > From my investigations (including searching this group) I have not > been able to come to any conclusions on best practice for validation > with GWT, I have seen there are a number of separate GWT validation > projects available however I have not been able to come to a > conclusion on a best practice. > > Please could you share your personally experiences around GWT > validation and share any best practices? > > NOTE: I know that there are also a couple of 3rd party libraries such > as SmartGWT and Ext GWT that provide built in validation techniques > however I would like to discount these for now due to licensing > questions (particularly over Ext GWT) and as I understand from my > research these libraries do not seem to benefit from key GWT features > such as code splitting, code elimination, etc and don't really adhere > to GWT 'best practice' (I hope I'm not opening a can of worms with > this statement) > > Many Thanks > > Simon
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