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  • Jul 19, 07

    groups.google.com/...d81437f4a4046eb8 GWT

    • I've been trying out aglaforge's very nice library Google Maps API http://sourceforge.net/projects/gwt/ . I was wondering if anyone has an example of using a custom map with this library.

  • Jul 19, 07

    gwt.components.googlepages.com/ GWT

    • # Canvas Widget
       # Round Corners
       # Simple Calendar
       # RateIt Control
       # Script.aculo.us Effects Integration
       # Auto-Completion Textbox
       # Simple XML Parser
       # Hyperlink with Image
       # Tooltip Listener

  • Jul 13, 07

    code.google.com/gwtx GWT

    • The goal of GWTx is to provide drop in support for an extended set of the of the standard Java library classes on top of what is provided by the GWT distribution provided by Google.

  • Jul 13, 07

    code.google.com/gwt-dnd-tree GWT

    • The project extends the GWT TreeItem component, so that drag and drop could be used on it.

  • Jul 13, 07

    code.google.com/dragmovedrop GWT

    • Drag, Move and Drop integrated library for Google Web Tool Kit

  • Jul 13, 07

    Investigate this Drag & Drop and/or rocket-gwt first

    code.google.com/gwt-dnd GWT

    • GWT extension library which adds drag-and-drop support to new or existing applications built with the Google Web Toolkit (GWT).

  • Jul 13, 07

    code.google.com/gwtchismes GWT

    • # GWTCIntervalSelector: is the more sofisticated widget in the collection, it is designed to easily select an interval of time between two dates. It is fully configurable: internationalization, limits, layout etc.
       
       # GWTCDatePicker: is a calendar developed entirely in gwt. Internationalization, minimal date, maximal date, first day of week are configurable. It has useful static methods to manipulate Dates.
       
        # GWTCAlert: a simple alert dialog as an alternative to the awful Window.alert() 
       
       # GWTCWait: a dialog that shows an animated image and a text while the application is waiting for response. When the wait dialog is active, the user is not able to click over other elements.
       
        # GWTCPrint: a simple button to send the current page to the printer. The button is hidden for a few of seconds to avoid be printed as part of the document.
       
        # GWTCButton: a standard gwt-button that supports mouse events. It is preconfigured in order to add a class when the mouse is over the button (this is a workaround for IE6)

  • Jul 13, 07

    code.google.com/tabletreewidget GWT

    • A table tree widget used in Google-Web-Toolkit (GWT)

  • Jul 13, 07

    code.google.com/gwt-jds GWT

    • GWT JDS - library for working with cashable, scrollable clientside rowsets and DB-aware ui-widgets

  • Jul 13, 07

    code.google.com/arcticgrid GWT

    • A flexible GWT grid Widget that allows a fixed header with a scrolling body. Also has cell selection similar to a spreadsheet.

  • Jul 13, 07

    code.google.com/gwt-stuff GWT

    • # Test ObjectListTable # Test EventList # Test LoginPanel

  • Jul 13, 07

    code.google.com/gwt-tk GWT

    • # SimpleHyperLink, ExternalHyperLink create links without fussing with browser history
       
       # DropDownPanel a widget which expands to show it s content like in Gmail
       
       # ModalDialog a full-featured, highly configurable modal dialog
       
       # AlertDialog a modal dialog tailored for conveniently displaying alerts
       
       # GlassPanel a transparent widget which blocks user interaction with the document
       
       # RowPanel, ColumnPanel panels which facililtate simpler, more natural table-based layouts than VerticalPanel & HorizontalPanel
       
       # Debug print trace statements in all browsers
       
       # EventWrapper, DelegatingWrapper, CWrapper handle additional events on existing widgets
       
       # focus management & containment

  • Jul 13, 07

    code.google.com/rocket-gwt GWT

    • Abstractions for lots of browser components 

        * A variety of extra things such as detecting if one is in quirks mode, window scrolling, client width/height, available screen width/height, the host browser, scrolling control 

        * Support for authoring collections with GWT. 

        * Advanced cookie support 

        * Additional DOM support for accurately calculating the absolute position of an element, the container for any element useful for relative positioned elements , and more... 

        * Support for Dependency Injection many of the features found in Spring. Interceptors are not yet supported. 

        * Drag n Drop support. Make any widget draggable, control where it can be dragged, where it can be dropped, where it cant be dropped all by registering a listener which can react to drag events. 

        * A simple message broker that handles subscribers and dispatching messages when they are published. 

        * Support for invoking jsps on a J2EE server into RPCs. A throttler is also available to ensure a service is not hammered perfect for a SuggestBox. 

        * Support for streaming pushing objects from a J2EE server to a client using the Comet technique. 

        * Support for programmatically testing for, discovering the start and end and creating a selection. Selections can be disabled, enabled, cleared, deleted, extracted and made a child of an Element and more...Potentially one could use this as the basis of authoring a GWT powered RichText editor. 

        * Rich support for access a stylesheets rules, an element s inline or computed styles. The map like interface only requires one to use standard css style property names. All the different quirks between the browsers are handled seemlessly. Units may be specified with automatic conversion possible when reading a numeric value. 

        * A test facility for creating interactive unit tests. Your ui tests can now prompt the user

  • Jul 13, 07

    code.google.com/...gwt-simpledatagrid GWT

    • This this implementation of data grid that can be very easy used to visualize any data (by custom rendered columns).  Fully client-side, so no restriction to server-side data binding.  Has events for change sorting

  • Jul 13, 07

    code.google.com/javaongems GWT

    • Most Javascript libraries/widgets depend on Prototype and/or Scriptaculous to function. This means that a GWT widget would need to wrap that library in JSNI and then need to include both Prototype and/or script.aculo.us as part of the distribution.  Instead, a Gems approach would be to port the functionality to pure Java and leverage GWT’s JRE and user library for everything else.
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