I'm trying to choose an appropriate framework for a mid-large scale
web app. I've built apps using JS and javascript libraries, such as
Dojo and Prototype, but am looking for a more comprehensive approach.
I like what I see in GWT, but for the most part I don't want to do
large scale UI generation in GWT - the real world approach has been:
- graphic designer lays out HTML pages w/ css
- development takes pages, tweaks IDs and develops code to access
those elements (via IDs) for data injection.
With an existing J2EE architecture from which to retrieve data, GWT-
RPC is an obvious choice. But I don't want to get into heavy
developing of UI Layouts - I prefer to access object via
RootPanel.get("MYID") then add components into a page already nicely
laid out by my designer.
The main pages are spreadsheet like tables, so my thought is to use
GWT-EXT to generate and populate these tables with data. But these
initially empty tables exist within an existing HTML page layout given
to me. IOW, the pages are generally "semi-static" but component
contents are dynamically loaded.
Bottom line I don't want to get back into Swing-like coding and layout
tweaking, but rather focus on M and C of the MVC paradigm.
Do you think GWT is a good solution for this basic paradigm of web
page development?
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