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JDeveloper and GWT - Who Knew?

One of the things I've been banging my head sensly into a brick wall --
oops, I mean "learning" - has been Google Web Toolkit aka GWT.



GWT is a rather interesting concept - the ability to write dynamic web
pages (aka AJAX) using standard Java syntax. Behind the scenes it gets
compiled into Javascript and saves Polar Bears from drowning in the
artic. Or maybe it compiles Polar Bears and saves Javascript?



Anyway - it is a nifty concept and something I have been wanting to play around with for a while.



So, down the rabit hole I went. And I got stuck with a mysterious Java
error about something silly I had done in regards to building my RPC
code.



So off to Google - I went and stumbled onto this article. I couldn't believe it - here I was thinking I was breaking new ground -- using GWT with Jdeveloper!



But no, I'm a bit late to the party :).



So I'll try the article and see how it goes.



Or rather maybe it's time to go eat some Peppermint ice cream
(specifically Blue Bell Peppermint, because since this week is new
year's, it will be gone from the shelves soon) and call it a night.

 






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