Re: How do you organize unit tests?

It looks like you can change the test class to inherit from GWTTestSuite, and use that to add more GWTTestCase subclasses that you define yourself within Eclipse. On Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 6:39 AM, jbdhl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > junitCreator creates one single test class and two launcher-binar

Re: Article: "Google Web Toolkit: Writing Ajax Applications Test-First"

Thanks for posting this article. Btw, I've noticed that test cases derived from GWTTestCase take a while to run, for example 13 seconds for a trivial test case with a single assertTrue(true) test on a new MacBook Pro. The bulk of the time is spent bringing up the invisible hosted shell, so maybe it

Re: RPC or JSON

If your server is written in Java, it will be easier and more efficient to use GWT RPC. If it's in Python or something else, you may have to use JSON, though there is some code available to help you do RPC from a GWT front end to a Python-based App Engi

Re: Microsoft GWT clone

I don't see how using byte code would be any better than using source code, since the source code has just as much information. Maybe compiles could be made a little bit faster, but that's not a serious issue since reloads are so fast in hosted mode. GWT probably couldn't generate fast JavaScrip