By Volume4
via css.dzone.com
Published: Aug 12 2008 / 08:27
Let's put GWTShell and GWTCompiler to use with a calculator example, CalculatorWidget. First, we'll use GWTShell to get the lay of the land and launch the hosted mode browser. This is how you typically run and debug a project while in hosted mode during development. Then we'll move on to compiling things with GWTCompiler, which is what is normally used as part of a build process to turn your Java into JavaScript and create a deployable artifact for web mode.
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