非常不错的GWT教程--GWT Java Ajax Programming

Google Web Toolkit

GWT Java AJAX Programming

A practical guide to Google Web Toolkit for creating

AJAX applications with Java

Prabhakar Chaganti

BIRMINGHAM - MUMBAI

Google Web Toolkit

GWT Java Ajax Programming

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First published: February 2007

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Credits

About the Author

evangelist working for a cutting-edge software company in the suburbs of Atlanta.

His interests include Linux, Ruby, Python, Java, and Virtualization. He recently won

the community choice award for the most innovative virtual appliance in the 2006

VMW—this award is the Ultimate Global Virtual Appliance Challenge.

This book has gained immense support from various people.

The staff at Packt Publishing were very helpful in providing key

assistance to me and ably and enthusiastically led me through the

various phases of this project. I would like to thank the technical

encouragement while I was writing this book. She effortlessly played

the roles of both mom and dad while I was wrestling with GWT!

Thanks and love to my two daughters Anika and Anya for putting

up with daddy being stuck to his laptop for long periods of time

instead of playing with them.

About the Reviewers

web architect. He has been heavily involved from the rst days in the Java world as

a consultant for the major Italian banks and rms, developing integration software,

and as technical leader in many of the agship projects. He worked for adoption of

Sun's J2EE standard in an envinroment where COBOL was the leading language,

and then he shifted his eyes toward open source, in particular IoC containers, ORM

tools, and UI frameworks. As such he adopted early products like Spring, Hibernate,

and Struts, giving customers a technlogical advantage. During last year he fell in love

with GWT (of course !!) and he had to master a new project all done with Oracle's

ADF Faces and JDeveloper as Visual IDE.