Chap12_Jabber.pdf (application/pdf Object) Panel. Widget List - Google Web Toolkit - Google Code. This is a beta version. If you find errors, please report them or change them! The following are widgets and panels available in the GWT user-interface library. You can view a code example of each widget in the Showcase sample application. Widgets: Button PushButton RadioButton CheckBox DatePicker ToggleButton TextBox PasswordTextBox TextArea Hyperlink ListBox CellList MenuBar Tree CellTree SuggestBox RichTextArea FlexTable Grid CellTable CellBrowser TabBar DialogBox Panels: PopupPanel StackPanel StackLayoutPanel HorizontalPanel VerticalPanel FlowPanel VerticalSplitPanel HorizontalSplitPanel SplitLayoutPanel DockPanel DockLayoutPanel TabPanel TabLayoutPanel DisclosurePanel Widgets Button PushButton RadioButton CheckBox DatePicker ToggleButton TextBox PasswordTextBox TextArea Hyperlink ListBox CellList MenuBar Tree, CellTree SuggestBox RichTextArea FlexTable, Grid, and CellTable CellBrowser TabBar DialogBox Panels PopupPanel StackPanel and StackLayoutPanel* HorizontalPanel VerticalPanel FlowPanel VerticalSplitPanel.
GWT Site | The Unofficial Google Web Toolkit (GWT) blog. Set up Eclipse - Google Web Toolkit - Google Code. GWT provides a set of tools that can simply be used with a text editor, the command line, and a browser. However, you may also use GWT with your favorite IDE. Google provides a plugin for Eclipse that makes development with GWT even easier. Download Eclipse If you do not already have Eclipse, you may download it from the Eclipse Website. We suggest downloading Eclipse 4.3 (Kepler).
Install the Plugin Install the Google Plugin for Eclipse 4.3 by using the following update site: If you are using an earlier version of Eclipse, replace the 4.3 version number with your version (4.2 or 3.7). In the Install dialog, you will see an option to install the Plugin as well as the GWT and App Engine SDKs. GWT release candidates are not bundled with The Google Plugin For Eclipse. Create a Web Application To create a Web Application, select File > New > Web Application Project from the Eclipse menu.
Congratulations, you now have a GWT enabled web application.