Hello, This query isn't specifically a GWT issue, but as I'm using the framework to develop my application I thought someone here may be able to give me some advice. I'm creating a graphic design program and so far I have implemented the business logic classes and started work on the UI components in a seperate package. My question concerns the program architecture, as I'm unsure as to the most effective way to structure these classes. The UI consists of a main DockPanel with one sub-panel in each slot(N,S,E,W and center.) 1. Should I create distinct classes for each sub-panel to encapsulate it? So far I have created an abstract class for each slot and plan to contain all code related to each-sub panel in abstract methods. 2. Where should I put the functional code, such as the controllers and listeners etc.? In the entry point class or with each sub-panel(either in distinct class or the abstract workers?)
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