Next GDG Düsseldorf Meet-Up: November 20th, 2013
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Randy Gupta
Nov 4, 2013, 10:03:07 AM11/4/13
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Hi GDG Fellows!
The next meeting of the GDG Düsseldorf will be November 20th 2013 at 7pm at our familiar location: Coworking Space GarageBilk, Bilker Allee 217, 40215 Düsseldorf.
Please see our event page here: https://plus.google.com/events/cglvj9u96mv603gcm9vu1iad7us
Our topic for this evening will be:
Google Web Toolkit
We had introductions to GWT before so this time I will show you how to let GWT play its part in an Enterprise Web Application. We will discuss how to integrate GWT with the following technologies:
- Spring Framework
- Spring Web MVC
- Spring Security
- Hibernate
- Maven
The above mentioned technologies are prominent members of every JEE programmers toolbox but many people don't know that they work very well together with GWT. Even if you need GWT just for a small part of your Web Application where you would like to have the full power of AJAX or just like to manipulate to DOM using Java, while the rest of you Application strives to obey the ROCA principles.
You won't be seeing any slides but at lot of code and hopefully have a vital discussion about it. If there is any time left and somebody interessed in this topic, I will also show you how to run the Application fault tolerant on Tomcat clustered behind an Apache2 Httpd.
Cheers
Randy
The next meeting of the GDG Düsseldorf will be November 20th 2013 at 7pm at our familiar location: Coworking Space GarageBilk, Bilker Allee 217, 40215 Düsseldorf.
Please see our event page here: https://plus.google.com/events/cglvj9u96mv603gcm9vu1iad7us
Our topic for this evening will be:
Google Web Toolkit
We had introductions to GWT before so this time I will show you how to let GWT play its part in an Enterprise Web Application. We will discuss how to integrate GWT with the following technologies:
- Spring Framework
- Spring Web MVC
- Spring Security
- Hibernate
- Maven
The above mentioned technologies are prominent members of every JEE programmers toolbox but many people don't know that they work very well together with GWT. Even if you need GWT just for a small part of your Web Application where you would like to have the full power of AJAX or just like to manipulate to DOM using Java, while the rest of you Application strives to obey the ROCA principles.
You won't be seeing any slides but at lot of code and hopefully have a vital discussion about it. If there is any time left and somebody interessed in this topic, I will also show you how to run the Application fault tolerant on Tomcat clustered behind an Apache2 Httpd.
Cheers
Randy
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