Hi Deanna Thanks for the reply. It sounds like from the recent incubator announcement (http://groups.google.com/group/google-web-toolkit/ browse_thread/thread/26f883d9b0c02136) that with any luck validation support might be built into core GWT in the 2.2 time frame (anybody hazard a guess when this might be)? In the meantime I will take a look at the validation support built into gwt-incubator.
Thanks Simon On Jan 12, 8:28 pm, Deanna Bonds <[email protected]> wrote: > There is a validation library in gwt-incubator but I haven't used it > yet. It is on my todo list to explore it. There isn't much doc to it > so you will have to dissect the code in the jar file. > > On Jan 12, 6:30 am, simonob007 <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > Hi GWT Community > > > I am in the process of evaluating GWT as a basis for building RIA's so > > am building out a basic form based application to test out GWT. > > > So far my GWT experience has been really good however I appear to have > > hit a brick wall in terms of validation (such as basic client side > > form validation) as from what I can see GWT does not have any built in > > validation components so I would have to build validation components > > manually. > > > From my investigations (including searching this group) I have not > > been able to come to any conclusions on best practice for validation > > with GWT, I have seen there are a number of separate GWT validation > > projects available however I have not been able to come to a > > conclusion on a best practice. > > > Please could you share your personally experiences around GWT > > validation and share any best practices? > > > NOTE: I know that there are also a couple of 3rd party libraries such > > as SmartGWT and Ext GWT that provide built in validation techniques > > however I would like to discount these for now due to licensing > > questions (particularly over Ext GWT) and as I understand from my > > research these libraries do not seem to benefit from key GWT features > > such as code splitting, code elimination, etc and don't really adhere > > to GWT 'best practice' (I hope I'm not opening a can of worms with > > this statement) > > > Many Thanks > > > Simon
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