Sunday, July 16, 2017

Best practice of create template in GWT

I am new to GWT. Recently I am building a website need to have several pages of forms with same kind of structures. What I originally do is having a XML file with information for input attribute, something like
<formInput>
   
<type>Text</type>
   
<name>xxxx</name>
   
<display>xxxx</display>
</formInput>
, and then I have a form template which will read the XML files at client side and create form input html elements and dynamically add them into the dom.

I'm not sure if this a better way to create a form template. It seems like writing raw html in uibinder also can get things done and it will save times on create event handlers for individual element. I want to create a template because the website I'm making need to extend to have more forms in the future. That's why I was thinking about making a template at first place. 

Can anyone give me some suggestions about what's the best practice of making template or in general creating same structure pages. Any input will be appreciated.

Thanks!



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