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    SmartGWT-Extensions

    I've created a 'Hello World!' Creator that will help people getting started by creating all files required for a SmartGWT 'Hello World!' Application using Maven and the gwt-maven plugin by codehaus. After filling out a form you will be offered a ZIP-archive for download that can be imported in Eclipse, Netbeans or the IDE of your choice:

    http://tinyurl.com/kl7ood

    Before checking in the code I wanted to ask if I can change the pom.xml for SmartGWT-Extensions:

    - use GWT 1.7.0 instead of 1.5.3
    - use gwt-maven plugin by codehaus (version 1.1)
    - use 'war'- instead of 'jar'-deployment

    If you're involved in SmartGWT-Extensions and have any objections, please let me know ...

    http://groups.google.com/group/smart...89c93fa918a264
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    #2
    My vote is yes! It's a great idea and will be very useful.

    Sanjiv

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      #3
      +1

      Great idea.

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        #4
        Humm interesting idea.

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          #5
          Thanks for your feedback.

          I'll add the new classes as soon as I get home from work (which will be in about 4-5 hours).

          In the next few days/weeks I'll add more features to the creator:

          - JPA configuration ( hibernate3 and gilead )
          - configuration for offline javadoc generation
          - simple I18N example
          - simple RPC example
          - simple JUnit Test(s)

          What else ?
          Last edited by nlotz; 3 Aug 2009, 06:46.

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            #6
            It'll be a bigger change than I would have expected. I need to refactor quite a bit to properly separate the extension modules from one another. If you inherit from extension A you don't want to have all of extension Bs resources in your webapp. I'll add one EntryPoint for inheritance and one with a simple example for each extension. Furthermore an extension called 'Showcase' that can be a starting point for an extension showcase.

            I'll do a commit and then bump up the maven artifact version in the next 2-3 days.

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              #7
              Perhaps I am missing something but... Is this not the sort of thing that maven-archetype-plugin should be used for?

              http://maven.apache.org/plugins/mave...gin/usage.html

              Would that not be a more simpler solution?
              Last edited by farrukh_najmi; 4 Aug 2009, 16:06.

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                #8
                I did a first commit and deployed the resulting WAR to the repository server:
                http://rorschach.de:8080/smartgwt-extensions

                Originally posted by farrukh_najmi
                Perhaps I am missing something but... Is this not the sort of thing that maven-archetype-plugin should be used for?

                http://maven.apache.org/plugins/mave...gin/usage.html

                Would that not be a more simpler solution?
                That would be nice, indeed. Can you provide a tutorial or a ready-to-use archetype, already?

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by nlotz
                  I did a first commit and deployed the resulting WAR to the repository server:
                  http://rorschach.de:8080/smartgwt-extensions

                  That would be nice, indeed. Can you provide a tutorial or a ready-to-use archetype, already?
                  Unfortunately, I have little time to contribute to the project these days and have not been doing much gwt/smartgwt development :-(

                  When I get back to it I will see what I can do. Thanks.

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