Well it is mainly utility classes and common widgets that I want to
reuse across several apps. Although there is already quite a lot of
things already out there, it's never quite what I need.
To be a bit more concrete, I will add some utilities for speeding up
code development (annotation processing, base classes, etc...) and
conforming to my own coding standards & architectural choices, some
widgets (login, editors, maps) and some related server side classes.
I might even create an OS project for it, but it'd be more of an
example/demo set of code snippets than a fully reusable library. I am
no coding guru so making it OS might provide me with a lot of valuable
feedback.
As for guidelines I found some general gwt essentials that I
overlooked (developer guide), curiously in the v1.5 online doc,
couldn't find them in the 2.1
Still it would be nice to have some step by step instructions such as
starting a library, testing a library packaging, using in projects,
etc... from a well seasoned GWT expert.


On Jan 18, 6:56 pm, Stefan Ollinger <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello Thomas,
>
> your library should be easy to integrate in another project. Also take
> care about dependency management and only include well-known libraries
> which are essential for your own. Besides that you could use maven for
> project development which makes dependency managmenet really easy.
>
> What library are you planning to create?
>
> Regards,
> Stefan
>
> Am 18.01.2011 18:45, schrieb Thomas Lefort:
>
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> > Is there a user guide on creating a GWT widget (or not widget)
> > library? and if possible some clues on how to provide a bit of server
> > logic too in the same jar.
>
> > I started one but I am facing a number of issues. Some best practice/
> > guidelines would be nice.
>
> > Thanks

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