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Z.A Jafari

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Dec 27, 2011, 4:08:37 AM12/27/11
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Hello there,
 
I have a ERP application which I have developed with JAVA Swing and hibernate. My Users RDP the server and run the application. Now I wan tto develop a reporting application from the data captured from my Java application. I want to use GWT/GXT to develop the reporting system. Can somebody tell me what I need to get started with it. I use eclipse IDE and want to use Tomcat as the container server for my application. Please help me to get started wi th it. for e.g. do I use GILEAD or JPA or something else??. i need help on these things.
 
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Ed

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Dec 27, 2011, 4:20:56 AM12/27/11
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Please do  more homework before posting:
+ GWT doc's get you well started. See the demo's app'.s
+ There are many discussions on Hibernate/JPA/Gilead that help you make the correct decision. That said: there is one going on as we speak.
+ Google Search helps you as there are many "getting started" articles around on the web.



Z.A Jafari

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Dec 27, 2011, 4:32:16 AM12/27/11
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+ GWT doc's get you well started. See the demo's app'.s
i have gone through the demos. i have also gone through the posts which makes me more confused because of so many different comments. So, I have done my homework.But need expert advise to get started.For e.g. if you were on my place what tools/technologies would you have used to develop a webapplication to provide reports using tables and charts/graphs.




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Ed Bras

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Dec 27, 2011, 4:47:25 AM12/27/11
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> because of so many different comments.  
This is because there are many way's do/implement things and there is no silver bullet. It all depends on your own situation.

You are the expert about your problem domain and as such the best one that can decide which tools/mechanisms to use by studying well  the doc's and tools.
Did you try any demo app's on your machine and played with it? This should give you a good idea what is possible and help you decide what to use.
Make several small app's and use different mechanism's like UiBinder, RequestFactory, ClientBundle, Unit tests, etc.. and make your todo list such that find the correct solutions for your problem domain.

>  if you were on my place what tools/technologies would you have used to develop a webapplication
>  to provide reports using tables and charts/graphs.
You should have find the answer if you played with the demo's app's like the Expenses app.

Z.A Jafari

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Dec 27, 2011, 4:52:41 AM12/27/11
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thanks for your feedbacks. for the hibernate section, do i use GILEAD tool or would you use something else,as a whole

Z.A Jafari

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Dec 27, 2011, 5:07:19 AM12/27/11
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can you please provide the link for the expense application

Ed Bras

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Dec 27, 2011, 5:10:11 AM12/27/11
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I would probably go for the Request Factory as I commented on the current discussion on this subject.

Z.A Jafari

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Dec 27, 2011, 5:16:54 AM12/27/11
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thanks.can you please post the link for the expense app.

Ed Bras

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Dec 27, 2011, 5:29:50 AM12/27/11
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> thanks.can you please post the link for the expense app.
> i have gone through the demos 
Which demo app's did you go through? and where did you find them?

Z.A Jafari

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Dec 27, 2011, 5:38:05 AM12/27/11
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Ed Bras

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Dec 27, 2011, 6:06:19 AM12/27/11
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This is tutorial to build your first Hello world app.
Download the SDK in the download section and in the zip you find all the sample/demo app you need to make you a gwt expert.

Z.A Jafari

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Dec 28, 2011, 12:39:11 AM12/28/11
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cheers!!

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