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Getting Started

Introduction

To install into an existing GWT project, add smartgwt.jar to your classpath and add 

  <inherits name="com.smartgwt.SmartGwt"/>

to your .gwt.xml file.

Remove any pre-existing imports of standard GWT themes. These contain CSS settings that style fundamental HTML elements (eg TD - table cell) and interfere with Smart GWT and other widgets.

Alternatively, the distribution includes a basic "helloworld" sample project that you can use as a starting point.

For Smart GWT Pro/EE, download from here instead. Pro/EE packages include sample projects demonstrating various integration approaches (Spring, Hibernate, JPA, SQL, ..). You can import these projects into Eclipse, build them with Ant, or follow step-by-step instructions to add Pro/EE features to an existing project (see the README in each sample).

All documentation, including JavaDoc and conceptual overviews, is linked from the Smart GWT FAQ.

Use Google's getting start guide if you are not already familiar with GWT. Alternatively, several users have created Tutorials of the setup process.

You must use GWT 1.5.3 (or greater). Earlier versions of GWT are not supported.

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Wiki: Tutorials

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    Anonymous - 2010-09-12

    Originally posted by: alierkan...@gmail.com

    uptick.com.au Tutorials is great, thanks mark.java.johnson.

     
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    Anonymous - 2010-10-02

    Originally posted by: alierkan...@gmail.com

    Anyone have wsdl example?

     
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    Anonymous - 2011-04-02

    Originally posted by: Hale...@gmail.com

    Is there a way to use GWT google maps library (http://code.google.com/p/gwt-google-apis/wiki/MapsGettingStarted) together with Smart GWT? I cant seem to get it to work. I have made separate applications with Smart GWT and Google Maps Library but i cant seem to combine them.

    Could someone give me a small code sample for this?

     
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    Anonymous - 2012-03-20

    Originally posted by: dto...@gmail.com

    i do not find a way too of put google maps to work... my solution:

    build a popup and control it with the resize handler: Window.addResizeHandler(this);

     
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    Anonymous - 2012-08-01

    Originally posted by: frederic...@gmail.com

    Hi, my appplication don't work because of this error:

    ERROR? - Unable to load module entry point class com.smartgwt.client.SmartGwtEntryPoint?

    I don't know how resolve this...

     
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    Anonymous - 2013-01-17

    Originally posted by: jamesjara

    HI guys smartgwt is a very good option for RIA APPS, but we still need the BACKEND ,I mean the DATA, so I want to share with you my backend framework ONLY for webservices :) http://x7cloud.jamesjara.com amazing easy..

     
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