BTW, besides other responses whose authors plug their own projects, GWT proper can do it too:
You can:
- define JavaScriptOverlay types
- parse JSON using JsonUtils.safeEval
Or you can:
- define AutoBean interfaces and an AutoBeanFactory
- GWT.create() your AutoBeanFactory
- parse JSON using AutoBeanCodex.decode
As for the "rendering" part, well, if you're talking about "form data" (rather than form fields' description), have a look at the Editor framework, it'll work with either approach above.
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