2009/6/30 Juan José Vázquez Delgado <[email protected]> > Hi, > > > I'm also working on a GWT-Sling integration. I'm still making some tests > for > > the Sling Explorer (with a minimal amount of dependencies) and I will > > publish this week what I'm doing. Now, it is completly based on the ASF > > 2.0 licence. > > Great news. I´ll have a look on it and if you want I can collaborate with > you.
Nice ! it takes time to build a nice Sling Explorer :-( Futhermore, I'm not a CSS expert, I also need help in this area. > > > > Thanks to the "noserver" GWT option & the Sling Fs service, it is > possible > > to run the gwt application in the hosted mode and have an access to the > > Sling resources (services, scripts, static resources, ..). > > Yeap, this is a great configuration. It´s is amazing don´t have to > re-initialize anything every time a change is done. It is a kind of magic, specially wihtout js code ... Thanks to Sling & GWT :-) > > > > I have not yet > > make some unit tests. > > The better aproach seems to use pure JUnit tests versus GWTTest ones. > This approach can be reached applying patterns such as MVP > (Model-View-Presenter) and Dependecy Injection. You might want have a > look at this interesting thread [1]. ok thanks for the link > > > > I'm also using the maven gwt plugin. > > Me too. > > BR, > > Juanjo. > > [1] > http://groups.google.com/group/Google-Web-Toolkit/browse_thread/thread/8b0ae5eaf84d8bc2/f4e546662ace840f#f4e546662ace840f >
