http://groups.google.com/group/Google-Web-Toolkit/browse_frm/thread/
f69e8ca6df26236f/f6d5d1096d9bdcad?lnk=gst&q=GWT
+Struts&rnum=1#f6d5d1096d9bdcad
My $.02 in short is that Struts and GWT don't go very well together.
Server side controllers are a drag IMHO, GWT is such a productivity
enhancement in part because it lets you move most of your application
to the browser and limits IPC to service calls which are fewer and
more meaningful at the service layer than they were at the controller
layer. Sure, you can continue to use Web MVC f/w's like Struts et al,
and it might make sense in cases where you've got a lot of legacy
stuff, but if I'm starting from scratch I'm more likely to implement
my app using "pure" MVC all on the client side, written in Java, etc,
much like a desktop app.
Jon