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GWT Components
GWT Components (GWTCOMP) is a set of re-usable graphical and
non-graphical components
for developing rich web-based applications. GWTCOMP supplements the
features and services provided by the GWT
framework. GWT is a
popular framework from Google
for developing web-based rich applications. GWTCOMP internally uses GWT
and other Javascript and GWT-based libraries. Whereas the GWT framework
provide low-level graphical graphical objects for handling basic
functions, the GWTCOMP provide more complex graphical objects with more
features. These ready-made objects can be used by applications so that
the applications do not have to develop these.GWTCOMP comes with a set of classes that can be used for:
- User interface development: a set of high-level visual widgets for common GUI tasks like creating lists and tables, wizards, data entry forms, etc.
- Client-side utilities: common utility for rendering HTML, convenience classes for file upload, client-side validators, developing context-independent code, etc.
- Server-side classes: servlets for common tasks, etc.
We will develop new components based on what we need for other CafeSip projects and based on your feedback. To provide feedback, contact common@cafesip.org.
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