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Introduction

In the second article in the series - Google Web Toolkit says, "Hello, World!" - we learn how to do the same stuff in, probably, a more structured manner: use Eclipse IDE to write the code, compile and launch. So that we don't have to switch across the Java editor, command prompt and the browser.

And the code - available at downloads in the GWT category.

Introduction

Google Web Toolkit (from Google, at Google Code) is a fantastic framework with a very interesting concept - write in Java run in JavaScript! This article demonstrates how to get started with Google Web Toolkit.

The first part of the article demonstrates how to use the default tools provided in GWT to write the "Hello World" application. The second in the series will demonstrate how to use Cypal Studio Plug-in for Eclipse to make your life easy when it comes to creating, compiling and running GWT applications.

As usual, the code is available in the Downloads section. Direct link to the Google Web Toolkit category is here.

Introduction

Web Based Enterprise Mangaement (WBEM) is an industry initiative that establishes management infrastructure standards and provides a way to combine information from various hardware and software management systems. It specifies standards for a unified architecture allowing access to data from multiple underlying technologies and platforms and presenting it in a consistent fashion.