GWT造句
1) GWT knows that the SimpleGWTApp class is the main entry point for the application because SimpleGWTApp.gwt.xml specifies it as such with the entry-point element.
2) GWT: Jeremiah went into a prison cell, and he stayed there a long time.
3) GWT: When Methuselah was 187 years old, he became the father of Lamech.
4) It's only a few steps: GWT Client generator, GWT model generator, and you'll have your GWT client ready.
5) GWT: So now, Son , obey me . Quick ! Run away to my brother Laban in Haran.
6) Cypal Studio for GWT has a couple of handy features to make it even easier for you to create and manage a remote connection.
7) GWT: Judas ( son of James ) , and Judas Iscariot ( who became a traitor ) .
8) Because Ajax is inherently asynchronous, GWT defines an asynchronous interface for accessing remote services.
9) You've seen how GWT can be used for creating UI elements and using Ajax to retrieve and save data to back-end services.
10) GWT: He will send you help from his holy place and support you from Zion.
11) GWT: King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon arrived while his officers were blockading the city.
12) GWT: son of Enos , son of Seth , son of Adam, son of God.
13) GWT: So you will give a total of 48 cities with pastureland to the Levites.
14) GWT: You used to live that kind of sinful life.
15) The module name is essentially the package structure where your GWT XML file resides minus the file extensions.
16) We are working on a deeper comet-style integration with GWT that will allow Sitebricks to become a drop-in backend for long-running, bidirectional GWT apps.
17) When you call this code from your client page, you actually use the async interface, and GWT converts it to the main interface, which is what the server side will see.
18) The asynchronous interface's method signatures differ from those of the remote interface, so GWT relies on Magical Coincidental Naming.
19) If the user has not entered a valid five-digit ZIP code, validateAndSubmit() displays an error message in an alert box, expressed in the GWT world as a call to Window.alert().