Introduction to Google Web Toolkit Training

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This course introduces developers to Google Web Toolkit (GWT), a development framework that allows building high-performance web applications using Java. It covers core concepts, architecture, development workflow, and deployment basics for creating modern browser-based applications.

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What is Introduction to Google Web Toolkit Course about?

The Introduction to Google Web Toolkit course provides a foundational understanding of how Java can be used to develop rich client-side web applications. Learners will explore GWT architecture, UI components, event handling, RPC communication, and application deployment. By the end of the course, participants will be able to build and deploy basic GWT-based web applications following industry best practices.

What are the objectives of Introduction to Google Web Toolkit Course ?

Understand the fundamentals of Google Web Toolkit architecture
Learn how to build UI components using GWT widgets
Implement client-server communication using GWT RPC
Manage events and application navigation in GWT apps
Deploy and debug GWT applications efficiently

Who is Introduction to Google Web Toolkit Course for?

Java Developers moving into web application development
Full Stack Developers wanting to learn Java-based front-end frameworks
Software Engineers working on enterprise web applications
Technical Consultants working with legacy Java web systems
Students or beginners learning enterprise web technologies

What are the prerequisites for Introduction to Google Web Toolkit Course?

Prerequisite:

Basic knowledge of Java programming
Understanding of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript basics
Familiarity with Object-Oriented Programming concepts
Basic understanding of web application architecture
Experience using IDEs like Eclipse or IntelliJ

Learning Path:

GWT Fundamentals and Architecture
UI Development using GWT Widgets and Panels
Event Handling and Client-side Logic
Server Communication using RPC and REST Integration
Application Testing, Optimization, and Deployment

Related Courses:

Advanced Google Web Toolkit Development
Java Web Application Development (Servlets & JSP)
Spring Boot for Web Applications
Front-End Development Fundamentals (HTML, CSS, JavaScript)

Available Training Modes

Live Online Training

2 Days

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Module 1: The GWT Concept

Dynamic HTML

The GWT Solution

So What is GWT?

The GWT Compiler

GWT Design Axioms

Getting Started with GWT

Creating a GWT Project

A GWT Project Structure

Executing a GWT Project

Using GWT with Legacy Web Apps

GWT Module Configuration

GWT Module Entry Point

Development Mode versus Web Mode

Our Class Project: A Film Rental

Application

Module 2: GWT User Interfaces

GWT User Interfaces

Creating and Configuring Widgets

Widget Hierarchy

Widget Behavior

Using the RootPanel

Basic Styling

Some Basic Widgets

Module 3: Organizing User Interfaces in GWT

Laying Out Widgets into Panels

Various GWT Layouts

FlowPanel

HorizontalPanel and Vertical Panel

The RootPanel

DockPanel, DockLayoutPanel,

SplitLayoutPanel, and LayoutPanel

Using Grid

Using FlexTable

Using ScrollPanel

Popups and Dialogs

Other Utility Panels

Module 4: Event Handling in GWT

Event Handling in User Interfaces

The GWT Event Model

Using Event Handlers

Types of Events

FormPanel Events

Module 5: Images and Resources

Using Images in GWT

The GWT Image Widget

Prefetching Images

Using ImageBundle and ClientBundle

Creating a Client Bundle for Images and

Text

Using a Client Bundle

More on Client Bundles

Module 6: GWT Utility Classes

GWT and Cookies

The GWT Random Class

Animation in GWT

Uploading Files in GWT

The GWT Class

The GWT Window Class

The Window.Location Class

The GWT Timer Class

Module 7: History and Bookmarks in GWT

History and Bookmarks in GWT

Using Hyperlink Widgets

Managing History

The History Token

Adding New History Items

The History Handler

Handling Bookmarks

Module 8: RPC Protocol in GWT

Why a New Protocol?

RPC Protocol in GWT

GWT RPC Basics

Steps to RPC: Code Components

RPC Components

Setting the Servlet Path in a Module

Creating an Invocation Target

RPC Events

No Synchronous RPC in GWT

Data Serialization

Module 9: GWT UiBinder and SafeHtml

What Is UiBinder?

UiBinder Benefits

UiBinder Templates

Creating a UiBinder in Eclipse

What Is SafeHtml?

Module 10: More on GWT User Interfaces

Using Menus via a MenuBar

Using a Tree Widget

Using SuggestBox

Who is the instructor for this training?

The trainer for this Introduction to Google Web Toolkit Training has extensive experience in this domain, including years of experience training & mentoring professionals.

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