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.
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Learning Google App Engine and GWT Best Practices: Converting to the MVP architecture - 1 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.
More feedback on Activity/Place and how it would/could/should work with History - Googl... - 0 views
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've started prototyping with Activities and can now give some more feedback on how it compares to my previous own implementation of a PlaceManager and how I used it with MVP.
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