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Updated Mar 11, 2009 by smartgwt.dev
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Getting_Started  

Gettting Started

Introduction

The distribution includes a basic "helloworld" sample under the "samples" directory that you can use as a starting point for your project.

You must use GWT 1.5.3 (or greater). Earlier versions of GWT are not supported.

Several tutorials for setting up common development tools (Eclipse, NetBeans, etc) are available as sticky threads on the SmartGWT Forums. This is also the best place to ask technical questions.


Comment by cristescu.sorinel, Nov 18, 2008

Ok, that's very cool ... good job! but what's the story with the "old", we can say now, GWT-Ext library? Is going to die slowly, or is going to keep evolving?

Thank you, Sorinel Cristescu

Comment by tamsler, Nov 18, 2008

Is smartgwt implemented all in native GWT, like ExtGWT, or does it wrap/overlay JavaScript??

Best, -- Thomas

Comment by cristescu.sorinel, Nov 18, 2008

another Question: no tooltips support? i've tried to add one to a simple button and not found how :-((

Comment by sanjiv.jivan, Nov 21, 2008
Comment by basil.iv, Nov 25, 2008

Showcase works very slow in FF3 comparing to GWT-Ext demo

Comment by A10008051, Jan 12, 2009

Just curious as to why the GNU LESSER GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE GNU LGPL license description is not in the headers of the source files? All open source files that I have seen that are published under GNU LPGL have the license description in the header. The source files here only have a two links, which may point to the GNU LGPL license now, but the link contents could be changed with out notice. Looks dubious, sort of like the same experience over at ExtJS?

Comment by sanjiv.jivan, Jan 16, 2009

A10008051, please educate yourself on this topic and think twice before posting such comments. The source code of SmartGWT includes a header in the precise format recommended by GNU and includes the license description in the header.

Comment by paul.gatuma, Jan 22, 2009

do i need the gwt to start my helloworld application. anyone with a clear guide for start using smartgwt with examples can email me at apul.gatuma@gmail.com

Comment by kvijayakumar24, Feb 21, 2009

i had a precise knowledge on working with GWT and GWTExt. I like to shift to SmartGWT with SmartClient?. Can any one help me to set the environment with Eclipse IDE. Thanks in adv. Vijay

Comment by khannayaab, Feb 28, 2009

I have currently started with GWTEXT. We decided to use it for our new project. Then I came across SmartGWT. I am bit confused whether to use it or not. We are to use it in a WAMP environment. The project is an RIA for NGOs.

Comment by atifijazkhan, Mar 01, 2009

Is smart 1.0b2 compatible with gwt1.6?

I am missing the images and css information for gwtsmart widgets.

Comment by rasgallego, Mar 29, 2009

Thanks for creating SmartGWT.

I'll be using it in one of our projects =)

Comment by mutazmq, Apr 14, 2009

Hi sanjiv.jivan, Thanks, it is really a great job. I'm using Django (python) as a backend, and I'm very confused what is the best client-server communication technique I should use. I'd personally prefer JSON, and my question is: Does JSON do the full data binding job such as fetch/edit/delete?

Thanks in advance.

Comment by OsorioJa...@gmail.com, Jul 04, 2009

ich war grad dabei extjs zu verwenden fürs nächste projekt, aber smartgwt ist einfach smarter ;)

Comment by gnuyoga, Oct 21, 2009

@khannayaab smartgwt is the way to go

Comment by virgo47, Nov 24, 2009

I used GWT Ext recently and I can't find anything similar to this page: http://gwt-ext.com/wiki/index.php?title=Tutorial:Introduction_to_GWT-Ext_2.0

This was good guide (no Eclipse necessary, please!), how to downloand both packages, what to copy where and it was usable for existing projects - which is very, very important. I honestly don't know how to grasp the SmartGWT. Only thing I really need is some usable tree, but Hello World example is anything but useful for this purpose.

Is there any guide as good as this? Coz I'd love to use SmartGWT.

Comment by jciccale, Nov 27, 2009

http://www.smartclient.com/smartgwt/showcase

Go to a Tree / Sample , Copy&Paste code


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