Spencer Fingleton wrote:What is the point in servelts if we can use JSP's? Can someone give me examples of when you would use a servlet rather than a jsp page?
Spencer
Originally posted by Jeanne Boyarsky:
1) Since the JavaScript is generated from Java, it reminds me a bit of servlets. Does this mean the presentation (HTML) in Java rather than just the JavaScript?
2) There is a different JavaScript file generated for each browser. Does this mean you have to redeploy when the next version of each browser comes out?
Originally posted by Jothi Shankar Kumar Sankararaj:
...Anyone knows any place in India where I can get some books on GWT?
Originally posted by Filippo Vitale:
I think the main competitor is the Yahoo! UI Library ( http://developer.yahoo.com/yui )
I don't know what is the best way to code for AJAX purposes:
_ with a Java-to-Javascript compiler
_ plain an easy Javascript
GWT is partly based on the premise that it is too messy to code in Javascript, so we simplify development by coding in Java instead.
Cheers,
Glenn
Originally posted by Louis Wang:
1 Can it replace Java Applet totally? I'm now working on a Java Applet project, compare with AJAX, what are the advantages and disadvantages?
2 Will GWT be used by more and more people to build AJAX project? Or like GUI builder, although it can make GUI work easier, but there are still lots of people write code by hand.
Originally posted by Chu Tan:
For practicality, I'd imagine very few firms actually use JEE 5, EJB3, jdk 5.