His,
I am new to GWT and evaluate it currently. Just happily went through
the official tutorial and full of questions taunting my mind.
Just a quick background (should my question seem a bit messy): I am
coming from php field and have in past have been using a mvc framework
(CodeIgniter) where links/forms on a single webpage are mapped to
methods of a controller responsible for calling buisiness logic and
putting together view components. So...
* Is MVC the recommended design pattern to develop GWT applications? I
see then the class implementing EntryPoint interface as being a
"controller", but what would be a view in that case? I am struggling
to understand the relationship between html-page and the controller
that gets called: does each controller get called by the html-page
that loads the appropriate javascript file and how could a controller
have methods mapped to specific a user actions. For instance, after a
specific link is clicked a new widget is shown (in the tutorial this
is achieved through listeners, but can there be a url to method
mapping as well)?
* In respect to tutorial, what does the attribute path="/stockPrices"
in <servlet> xml tag mean and the identical annotation
@RemoteServiceRelativePath("stockPrices") in service interface? I
assume that the server-side method gets called when under that url,
but how is the client aware of the mapping?
* So far I have only seen tutorials on implementing relatively easy
projects. Does anyone know if there a more powerful sample application
with open source available: something where there is a need for more
than one html-page and controller exist?
Many thanks,
Denis
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