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Tuesday 16 September 2008

Cross Site JSON with GWT Designer

Chad Lung

This is the third tutorial in my series that takes the GWT Getting Started Tutorial and modifies it for Instantiations GWT Designer.  With this tutorial I'll focus on getting cross site JSON from a simulated third party server which will be hosted locally but powered by the same Python web server the GWT tutorial uses.  We start with a very quick look at introducing JSON for those that might not have seen it before.  Then we'll look into the SOP - Same Origin Policy issue that comes up with cross sites calls and work around it by using JSNI.  This tutorial assumes you have read the first two tutorials in this series before proceeding with this one.

Tutorial: Get cross-site JSON via HTTP with GWT and the GWT Designer by Instantiations

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Tuesday 9 September 2008

GWT RPC with GWT Designer

Chad Lung

"There has been a lot of good feedback in regards to the first GWT + GWT Designer tutorial that was posted a couple days ago so I've decided to add a second one.  This second tutorial will be again be using the GWT and the GWT Designer by Instantiations.  In this tutorial I'll cover RPC just like it's covered in the original GWT getting started RPC tutorial, except of course we will be using GWT Designer.  This tutorial will build upon the first tutorial and enahnce the Stock Watcher web app to get it's stock data from the server versus just getting it directly from the JavaScript on the client's browser.  In the end we will have a more real world web application."

Tutorial: RPC with GWT and the GWT Designer by Instantiations

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Tutorial GWT Designer

Chad Lung

I've created a GWT Designer tutorial based off of the GWT team's "Getting Started Tutorial".  This tutorial hopes to allow the many people moving into the GWT world an easier approach by using one of the leading tools out there: GWT Designer by Instantiations.  I've been pleased with the tool and think many developers can benefit from it's ease of use.  As time moves on I'll be adding more tutorials to assist developers to easily move to GWT.  Feedback and comments are appreciated and will help to make future tutorials better.

Tutorial: Getting started with GWT and the GWT Designer by Instantiations

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Wednesday 3 September 2008

Instantiations Updates GWT Designer in support of GWT 1.5

Instantiations announces major updates to coincide with the GWT 1.5 release.  GWT Designer now also has added basic support for popular widget kits GWT-EXT and MyGWT.

GWT Designer  is the leading GUI building plug-in for GWT and become very popular since its launch in late 2006. Based on Instantiations award-winning WindowBuilder product, GWT Designer is an Eclipse-based graphical user interface (GUI) creation tool supporting features such as drag-and-drop GUI building and bi-directional code generation, providing several useful wizards that help make GWT development easier.  It allows developers to focus on creating and testing rich Internet applications using Eclipse, Java and GWT without worrying about the complexities of AJAX coding. GWT Designer uses wizards, WYSIWYG builders, composites, layouts and controls.

Price and Free Trial

GWT Developer is available through an annual subscription of $59 for one year, $99 for 2-years, $139 for 3-years (all of which include one year of support), or a perpetual license for $124 with one year of support. Current up-to-date subscription holders of GWT Designer can upgrade to the new versions at no cost as part of their annual license. A two-week trial is also available.

http://www.instantiations.com/gwtdesigner

http://www.instantiations.com/gwtdesigner/download.html

Tuesday 18 March 2008

GUI Designer for GWT-Ext

Eric Clayberg

The latest build now includes much more advanced GWT-Ext support including a GWT-Ext palette that will appear when GWT-Ext has been added to your project classpath and inherited into yoru module.
Note that this support is considered to be in beta and will likely evolve in the future. Currently supported components include:
Button, SplitButton, CycleButton, CheckItem, ColorPalette, ProgressBar, ComboBox, Checkbox, Radio, NumberField, DataPicker, DateField, TimeField, TextField, TextArea, ToolBar, ToolbarButton, ToolbarMenuButton, ToolbarFill, ToolbarSpacer, ToolbarSeparator, GridPanel, EditorGridPanel, PropertyGridPanel, TreePanel, TreeNode, Panel, FieldSet, FormPanel, HTMLPanel, MultiFieldPanel, TabPanel.

GWT-Ext and GWT Designer

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Sunday 27 January 2008

News from the new version of GWT Designer

Update : False alarm, thanks Chris

Ed Burnette

Instantiations demonstrated their new GWT Designer at a BOF last night at Eclipse World. According to Eric Clayberg, Sr. VP of Product Development, the response was very enthusiastic.

I hope that GWT Designer will support GWT-Ext, MyGWT and others.
And remember : "Instantiations is giving back to the community by donating its products to committers who are working on non-commercial open source projects."

New GWT Designer in beta

Instantiations' Donations to Open Source Projects

Wednesday 28 March 2007

When GWT meets XP

Andy Maleh

Now that I have GWTDesigner by Instantiations, I am well armed to continue development in GWT.
I am building an agile project planning tool that makes heavy use of drag and drop to facilitate planning of user stories into iterations as recommended by the eXtreme Programming Planning Game.

GWT Part 2: Drag & Drop

Tuesday 20 March 2007

Tutorial: Creating a Login application with GWT Designer

This tutorial walks you through the process of putting together a simple GWT application from creating a GWT Java Project to deploying your module using GWT Designer.

Tutorial: Creating a Login application with GWT Designer


Wednesday 14 February 2007

GWT + ANTRL : small Ajax Application

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Since I had some time today, I built a little AJAX application for this weblog. It’s an expression calculator. The world really doesn’t need another one, but it was the easiest thing that includes ANTLR for building a lexer/parser/AST and the Google Web Toolkit for building the client. Why? Because it’s fun …

A small GWT application
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