Re: New to GWT - how to start - basic directions

2008-12-17 Thread Arthur Kalmenson
You would integrate GWT into your JSP as you would any other Javascript. You just need to link to the .nocache.js script in your JSP file and the GWT module will be loaded. If you want a good book on how to mesh different technologies with GWT, check out Pro Web 2.0 Application Development with GW

Re: New to GWT - how to start - basic directions

2008-12-17 Thread IO
I don't think I explained myself clearly. What I am looking for is info regarding integration of GWT (mainly visualization) into an existing Java/J2EE application using JSP/Javascript with Struts. I am not writing a GWT application from scratch but rather I have an RIA written in the above technol

Re: New to GWT - how to start - basic directions

2008-12-16 Thread Danny Schimke
You could use Google's visualization-API for GWT 2008/12/17 IO > > Sorry, to farther clarify: I'd like to use GWT mainly for > visualization (not UI as I previously written). I am looking for > char

Re: New to GWT - how to start - basic directions

2008-12-16 Thread IO
Sorry, to farther clarify: I’d like to use GWT mainly for visualization (not UI as I previously written). I am looking for charts, tables, graphs, etc. --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Google Web Tool

New to GWT - how to start - basic directions

2008-12-16 Thread IO
Hi All, I have just started looking into GWT and got a little lost. I can see how I create a new application / project (went through the getting started "quick start" section) and I started looking into the developers guide. However, I have a more basic question: I have an existing Java/J2EE appli