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Documentation for Google Web Toolkit, version 1.5

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GWT Basics

Advanced Features

Developer's Guide

Fundamentals

Configuring a GWT Project

Building the User Interface

Layout

Adding Accessibility Support to Widgets

Writing the Client-side Code in Java

Communicating with a Server

Remote Procedure Calls

HTTP Calls

Testing with JUnit

Benchmarking in GWT 1.4

Internationalization

Deferred Binding

FAQ

Getting Started

Building the User Interface

Writing the Client-side Code in Java

Debugging in Hosted Mode

Compiling Java to JavaScript

Communicating with a Server

Deploying a GWT Application

How do I package a GWT application into a WAR file?

Troubleshooting

Reference Guides

Command-line Tools

Updated Aug 28, 2008 by galgwt.reviews

DevGuideInterop

Integrate your GWT applications with handwritten or third-party !JavaScript using JavaScript Native Interface (JSNI)

Interoperability

Often, you will need to integrate GWT with existing handwritten JavaScript or with a third-party JavaScript library. Occasionally you may need to access low-level browser functionality not exposed by the GWT class API's. The JavaScript Native Interface (JSNI) feature of GWT can solve both of these problems by allowing you to integrate JavaScript directly into your application's Java source code.

Specifics

JavaScript Native Interface (JSNI) Mix handwritten JavaScript into your Java source code.

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