1) Find yourself or build a nice html mockup that displays a dashboard or portal layout. ( This should just be html and css )
2) convert the mockup to a skeletal implemention using UIB templates ( the content should be static at this point)
3) instrument your templates with dynamic data ( the templates should have UI:FIELD bindings )
4) add drag-drop with http://code.google.com/p/gwt-dnd/
On Thursday, February 21, 2013 1:23:58 PM UTC-5, Abhishek kumar Gupta wrote:
Hi All,I am using GWT 2.4 and still looking for a Dash board widget using GWT. Any help regarding to link or sample code will be very helpful.
On Friday, 12 March 2010 16:58:21 UTC+5:30, Tapas Adhikary wrote:Hi All,I have a requirement of developing a Dash board using GWT. The followings are the Dashboard should have ,
- It should accommodate maximum 4 widgets at any point of time .
- Each widget should have a Title bar ( which is uniform across all the widgets).
- Below title bar , there should be a Widget body. Widget body can hold different components for different widgets ( say , widget 1 is a Tree , widget 2 is a table etc).
- All the widgets shouldn't be placed like a stack . It should be placed as row-column basis ( Something like i-google).
Now My questions are ,
- What Panel/Layout I should use for holding all the widgets ?
- How to define the individual widgets to have uniform Title bar and different widget body ?
- What care I should take if I want to enable drag-drop feature on the dashboard in future ?
Any code / experience / idea / talk are welcome. If anybody have developed i-google kind of dashboard , please share the experience / guidance / code .Thanks in Advance,Tapas Adhikary
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