Abhijeet Maharana

In addition to hosting the Gwt-Ext screencasts at http://gwt-ext.com/screencasts/, Sanjiv has also made them available at showmedo.com. So you can watch them online without having to download first.

Here are the direct links:

1. Setup GWT and Cypal studio in Eclipse on Ubuntu
   http://showmedo.com/videos/video?name=2040000;fromSeriesID=204

2. Add Ext and Gwt-Ext to the project
   http://showmedo.com/videos/video?name=2040010&fromSeriesID=204

3. Add basic client side regex validation, remote service and save form data in Oracle database
   http://showmedo.com/videos/video?name=2040020&fromSeriesID=204

Download Eclipse projects shown in the screencasts from Gwt-Ext.com or Rapidshare.

Thanks Sanjiv for the appreciation. And more importantly, for putting in lots of hard work to produce Gwt-Ext.

I have started out with Gwt-Ext and thought I will record some screencasts. These are for beginners who may need a hand when they are starting out and are anxious to jump right into code. The screencasts have been recorded on Ubuntu Feisty with Eclipse Europa.

There are 3 screencasts in avi and ogg format.

1. First screencast shows the installation of Gwt 1.4 and Cypal Studio for Gwt. Cypal Studio is an Eclipse plugin that automates most of the tasks associated with GWT like adding a module and adding a remote service. In the screencast, I create a Gwt project using this plugin.
2. Second screencast shows how to add the ExtJS Javascript library (2.0) and Gwt-Ext Java library (2.0.1) to the project. In the screencast, I create a simple Ext form with some text fields and a button.
3. Third screencast (added on March 22) shows how to send form data back to the server. In the screencast, I validate form fields using regular expressions / Ext Vtype, add a remote service and then save form data in an Oracle database using the remote service.

   You can read this post for installing Oracle 10g XE on Ubuntu Feisty.

All screencasts are hosted at Rapidshare. Sanjiv Jivan, the author of Gwt-Ext has offered to host them at gwt-ext.com. I think the files are quite big and I am not well-versed with audio/video formats and parameters. If you know any way to reduce file size while maintaining the quality of screencasts, do let me know.

Download screencasts from Rapidshare.
Download Eclipse projects shown in the screencasts from Gwt-Ext.com or Rapidshare.

Update:
Sanjiv has been kind to host them at http://www.gwt-ext.com/screencasts/.
I have also edited the gwt-ext wiki accordingly. (See comments)

Related links:
Google Web Toolkit
ExtJS Javascript library
Gwt-Ext
Cypal Studio for Gwt