Installing GWTCOMP

1. Decide whether you need the source distribution or the binary distribution. Unless you are are planning to view or modify GWTCOMP sources, you are unlikely to need the source distribution.
2. Download the distribution of your choice from the GWTCOMP download site. Click here to do to the download site.
   
3. Using an UNZIP utlity, extract the distribution. You can use the "jar" utility included with the JDK to unzip the file (jar xvMf distribution_name.zip). The unzip tool will create a directory called "gwt-components" under which it will place the content.
4. The binary distribution contains the following directory hierarchy:
   
   
   
   
   
   You will find all the javadoc in the api directory. Open the api/index.html using any web browser. To start using GWTCOMP in your code, follow the steps described here.
   
5. If you extracted the source distribution,  you will have to build the sources in order to produce the jar files, javadoc documentation and other resources that you will need. To build the source distribution, follow the instructions given here.
6. In the root directory of the binary distribution (or if you build from the sources), we have included a gwtcomp.war file. Install this file on any Servlet container (Tomcat, Jboss, Weblogic, etc.) if you like. It is a web application, that shows you live examples of the widgets and servlets. It also includes the javadocs including sample source code. The sample source code is included with the source distribution.
   

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