Clients of ValueStore subscribe to particular Properties of particular Ids, and values and validation errors are pushed into them asynchronously as they become available. Typically the code to set up these subscriptions is generated around UiBinder templates.
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In a nutshell: RequestFactory is a scheme for referring to server side entities via Id and Property objects. It relies upon ValueStore, which is a more general system for dealing with data binding and client side validation in general.
GWT and Spring - with Spring Web MVC or without it? - Google Web Toolkit | Google Groups - 0 views
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MVC implies that the server handles much of the view - with a GWT application the server is reduced to a glorified DAO. All you really need is integrate services from the backend into the frontend. What we really missing is something like RMI for the browser - GWT's RPC is as good as it gests for this purpose and and libraries like the GWT-SL allow you to directly publish Spring managed POJOs as services over RPC into the client.
Overview (Google Web Toolkit Javadoc) - 1 views
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Client session - Google Web Toolkit | Google Groups - 0 views
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The way I would do is to define a application event (eg. LocationEvent<LocationHandler>) & handler encapsulating whatever data (ex. co ordinates) that you need to send and fire the event. First presenter fires the event when the mouse is clicked. Second Presenter handles the event and takes appropriate action.
One v.s N EventBus - Google Web Toolkit | Google Groups - 2 views
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My application has several modules, and in each module, it may have different layout. Hence I have multiple level of Activity and in each module, I have an ActivityManager and ActivityMapper to create an appropriate Activity according to the Place or return null if not interested. All the ActivityManagers are attached to a global Event bus.
How to avoid Spring Roo GWT support? - Stack Overflow - 0 views
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you can separate your project into two modules: A module containing model and persistence code that is created by Spring Roo A GWT web application that you create by hand. Make the first (Roo) module a dependency of the second (GWT) module. Basically you're using Roo to create a JAR library that's used by your web application. As long as you don't run the controller command the Roo won't add any web application code to your module.
GWT 2.1 Activities - tbroyer's posterous - 1 views
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