GWT meets iOS: Gwt4Titanium Mobile 1.0 coming soon

[Alain Ekambi]

Hello folks,

The next release of our Gwt4 products familly in coming soon. 

We are exited to annouce you the addition  of a new GWT module called  Gwt4Titanium Mobile.

This module leverages the  Appceletator titanium platform and enables  to write native mobile applications for iOS and Android

This means that using a GWT API one will be able to write on code and deploy to Android and iOs.

Below is a sample code of the API

/**
 * Entry point classes define <code>onModuleLoad()</code>.
 */
public class TiMobile implements EntryPoint {


  public void onModuleLoad() {


    AlertDialog alertDialog = UI.createAlertDialog();

    alterDialog.setTitle("Gwt4Titanium Mobile 1.0");

    alterDialog.setMessage("Emitron says: Hello, World !");


    JsArrayString buttons = JsArrayString.createArray().cast();

    buttons.push("OK");

    alertDialog.setButtonNames(buttons);

    alertDialog .show();

  }
}

and attached  is the result on iPhone, Android and iPad

We are really exited about this new capabilities and looking forward  to hearing your inputs.

The gwt4 Team
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[leandro borbosa]

Woah ! This is mind blowing! Really impressive stuff going on the group here latelly.

Google gotta love what people are cming up with :)

I was looikng for a way to get around Objective C. This sounds  like a good solution

When are you going to release ? 

2011/8/12 Alain Ekambi <jazzma...@googlemail.com>

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[Juan Pablo Gardella]

Wonderfull Alain!!! Congratulations!!!

2011/8/12 leandro borbosa <leand...@googlemail.com>

[balachandra maddina]

This is definitely a cool news. very much exited. looking forward to it.

Thank you,

Bala.

[joe kolba]

release date?

[Alain Ekambi]

Thx for for the kind words.

We are targeting the 1st september as release date  and are still on schedule.

2011/8/12 joe kolba <joeko...@gmail.com>

[joe kolba]

Do you have any more screen shots you could send?  My company is investigating new technologies to use this fall for a project.

[ahmet kara]

That is great Alain!

Creating mobile apps for both platforms just with one way and best way
with java. This is what I was looking for.

I hope there will be sample projects with the release :). I am looking
forward to see it.

On 12 Ağustos, 12:28, leandro borbosa <leandrob...@googlemail.com>
wrote:

> Woah ! This is mind blowing! Really impressive stuff going on the group here
> latelly.
> Google gotta love what people are cming up with :)
>
> I was looikng for a way to get around Objective C. This sounds  like a good
> solution
> When are you going to release ?
>

> 2011/8/12 Alain Ekambi <jazzmatad...@googlemail.com>

>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > Hello folks,
>
> > The next release of our Gwt4 products familly in coming soon.

> > We are exited to annouce you the addition  of a new GWT module called  *Gwt4Titanium
> > Mobile*.

> > This module leverages the  Appceletator titanium platform and enables  to

> > write *native mobile applications for iOS and Android*

>
> > This means that using a GWT API one will be able to write on code and
> > deploy to Android and iOs.
> > Below is a sample code of the API
>
> > /**
> >  * Entry point classes define <code>onModuleLoad()</code>.
> >  */
> > public class TiMobile implements EntryPoint {
>
> >   public void onModuleLoad() {
>
> >     AlertDialog alertDialog = UI.createAlertDialog();
>
> >     alterDialog.setTitle("Gwt4Titanium Mobile 1.0");
>
> >     alterDialog.setMessage("Emitron says: Hello, World !");
>
> >     JsArrayString buttons = JsArrayString.createArray().cast();
>
> >     buttons.push("OK");
>
> >     alertDialog.setButtonNames(buttons);
>
> >     alertDialog .show();
>
> >   }
> > }
>
> > and attached  is the result on iPhone, Android and iPad
>

> > [image: ti.png]
>
> > We are really exited about this new capabilities and looking forward  to
> > hearing your inputs.
>
> > The gwt4 Team
> > --
>
> > GWT API for  non Java based platforms
> >http://code.google.com/p/gwt4air/
> >http://www.gwt4air.appspot.com/
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[Alain Ekambi]

We are working on some demos and screenshots will be available soon

2011/8/12 joe kolba <joeko...@gmail.com>

[Kathiravan Tamilvanan]

Do you have a beta. Would love to give it a try :-)

[Alain Ekambi]

@Kathiravan

A RC will be available around next wee.

@Joe

Below are some example  and  screenshot for Iphone, Android and iPad

Window window = UI.createWindow();

    window.setBackgroundColor("#1E90FF");

    window.setFullscreen(true);


    JsDate minDate = JsDate.create();

    minDate.setFullYear(2011);

    minDate.setMonth(0);

    minDate.setDate(1);


    JsDate maxDate = JsDate.create();

    maxDate.setFullYear(2011);

    maxDate.setMonth(11);

    maxDate.setDate(1);


    JsDate value = JsDate.create();

    value.setFullYear(2011);

    value.setMonth(0);

    value.setDate(1);


    Picker picker = UI.createPicker();

    picker.setType(UI.PICKER_TYPE_DATE);

    picker.setMinDate(minDate);

    picker.setMaxDate(maxDate);

    picker.setValue(value);

    picker.setSelectionIndicator(true);


    window.add(picker);

    window.open();

Window window = UI.createWindow();


    TableView tableView = UI.createTableView();

    tableView.setData(DataUtil.createTableViewData());


    tableView.addClickHandler(new TiEventListener<ClickEvent>() {

      @Override
      protected void onEvent(ClickEvent event) {


        TableViewEvent e = event.cast();

        TableViewData data = e.getRowData();

        Titanium.alert("Click Event for ", data.getTitle());


      }
    });


    window.add(tableView);

    window.open();

Cheers,

Alain

2011/8/13 Kathiravan Tamilvanan <kat...@gmail.com>

Do you have a beta. Would love to give it a try :-)

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[gwt.user]

This is really impressive stuff. Building native iPhone applications in Java. That s sounds unreal.

Looking forward to the release candidate.

Great Job like alsways Alain