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Intro - Part 1 - Part 2 - Part 3 - Part 4
Using Amalegeni in a GWT project
Overview
This 4-part tutorial takes you through the creation of a small GWT application about a Todo list. It starts off using Postgresql as database backend, and in the final part shows you how to convert it to Oracle. - Part 1 shows you how to setup the project, and get your GWT app running
- Part 2 gives an idea how simple it is to add functionality
- Part 3 introduces procedural sql
- Part 4 shows how easy it is to swap out the Postgresql database for an Oracle database.
Prequisites
- GWT
- Eclipse
- Postgresql DB (part 1 - 3)
- Oracle DB (only for part 4)
- Amalegeni installed and executable
- The jdbc.jar files for the above databases.
Assumptions
- you use Eclipse as IDE
- your PC has Postgresql running,
- your PC has an Oracle database running (for part 4 only)
- you use 'workspace' as the default workspace directory for eclipse
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