Introduction

Hopefully we've made using GWT-Stuff is easy as possible.

Download

First you will need to download the GWT-Stuff-YYYYMMDD.jar you want to use. For simplicity in this GettingStarted guide we'll assume you downloaded the latest jar that contains recent updates and we'll refer to it as GWT-Stuff.jar .

Including GWT-Stuff in your GWT Project

You need to do two things to add GWT-Stuff modules to your project. First is add the GWT-Stuff.jar to your classpath and second is to inherit the required GWT Module.

Updating Classpath

Once you've downloaded the needed jar(s) you need to add them to the classpath for your project. This will ultimately depend on how you build your project but if you are using the CommandLineTools provided with GWT then you'll need to edit the Module-shell and Module-compile scripts. Open each of them up and find the classpath (-cp) option and append ":lib/GWT-Stuff.jar" to the end. (On windows it will be ";lib/GWT-Stuff.jar") If you're not sure where that is look for ".jar" and add it after the lass occurrence of ".jar".

GWT Module Imports

See the various modules pages for how to import them into your GWT Module.

• GwtStuffEventList
• GwtStuffLogin
• GwtStuffPropertyChange
• GwtStuffTable

Using GWT-Stuff Modules

The best way to get started using a GWT-Stuff module is to take a look at the Javadocs linked from the project page. Each package page of the Javadocs will include a short example near the bottom to help get you started.

License

All code released by the GWT-Stuff project is released under the Apache License, Version 2.0