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Advanced GWT Training
Delivery Options
- Live Online Training - Public Class (): $1,575.00 (Register)
- Customized Onsite Training (2 days): Request a Proposal
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Class Description
Class Overview
In this GWT training class, students learn develop their GWT skills by learning to use advanced widgets and panels, to work with client-server communication, to build JavaScript bridges and much more.
Class Goals
- Learn to create and use modules in GWT, own or external.
- Learn to use advanced panels, more widgets, trees in GWT.
- Learn to use RichTextArea for styled editing in GWT.
- Learn to use CSS styling of GWT Widgets.
- Learn to develop own composite widgets.
- Learn to develop and execute tests and benchmarks in GWT.
- Discover the GWT's Java Emulator, its capabilities and limitations.
- Learn to use GWT's DOM management.
- Learn to use JSON within GWT.
- Learn to retrieve and show external URLs in GWT forms.
- Learn the mechanics of integrating Javascript with Java.
- Learn advanced connectivity mechanisms, polling and related concepts.
- Learn some best practices on performance and avoiding pit falls.
Class Outline
- Using Modules in GWT
- GWT Modules
- Using External Modules
- Modularizing An Application
- Deferred Binding
- Multiple-Module Applications
- Code Splitting
- Styling with CSS in GWT
- Syling with CSS in GWT
- GWT Visual Themes
- Styling Widgets in GWT
- Associating CSS Files with a Module
- Dependent Style in Widgets
- More ClientBundle Elements: CSS Resources, Data Resources, and External Resources
- Creating Composite GWT Widgets
- Custom GWT Widgets
- Composite GWT Widgets
- Developing Composite Widgets
- Using Composite Widgets
- Testing and Debugging GWT Modules in GWT
- Testing and Debugging GWT Modules
- Unit Testing Concepts
- The JUnit Test Framework
- Writing a JUnit Test Case
- GWT Unit Testing with GWTTestCase
- Running junitCreator
- Testing Asynchronous Code
- GWT System Testing
- GWT User Interface Testing
- Model View Presenter and Dependency Injection (MVP-DI)
- Introduction to Model-View-Presenter
- Patterns for Implementing MVP
- The Event Bus
- Managing Asynchronous Data in MVP Applications
- Structuring an Application for Dependency Injection
- Adding GIN Dependency Injection to a Module
- Key Gin and Guice Annotations
- More Server Integration Options in GWT
- More Server Integration Options in GWT
- Using HTTP Requests
- Manipulating an XML DOM
- Integrating Using JSON
- GWT JavaScript Native Interface
- GWT JavaScript Native Interface
- Defining JSNI Methods
- Sharing Data between JavaScript and Java
- Talking to the Browser via JSNI
- Using External JavaScript
- Using a JavaScriptObject in GWT
- Java Callbacks from External JavaScript
- Using External Libraries
- Advanced GWT Connectivity
- Stateful and Stateless Servers
- Using Stateful Servers
- Handling Exceptions
- Client-Side RPC Architecture in GWT
- Client-Side RPC Architecture
- Client-Side Pull versus Push
- Polling Protocols
- GWT Best Practices
- Security Issues
- Performance Concerns
- Internationalization in GWT
- GWT Pitfalls and Issues
- Testing Practices for GWT
- Bandwidth-Sensitive Applications
Class Materials
Each student in our Live Online and our Onsite classes receives a comprehensive set of materials, including course notes and all the class examples.
Class Prerequisites
Experience in the following areas is required:
- Fair knowledge of Java programming language
- Basic understanding HTML, CSS, Javascript and their relationships
- Basic GWT knowledge as taught in our introductory course
Experience in the following areas would be beneficial:
- Some foundation in widget-based Form development using events
- Basic knowledge of HTTP protocol
Courses that can help you meet these prerequisites:
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