9.2. Examining the chapter’s examples
Five different examples are built in this chapter’s sample code to help you understand how editors could be used in realistic scenarios. The most common workflows in system development are CRUD transactions. Editors play a significant role in these common operations. The examples are chosen to show that editors are one piece of the big picture and that in cooperation with other objects from other GWT basics they become extremely useful.
The first two examples are constructed to give sample code for local interaction between UI and domain objects. The other three give sample code for interaction between UI and remote domain objects using more complex editor types and show how to employ adapters instead of ...
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