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POGWT: example of an "Admin" and "Normal-mode" application
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copied!<p>I am using GWT (and GWT-Plateform) and GAE, and I would like to have an Admin and a Normal-mode of my application. I read this post <a href="https://turbomanage.wordpress.com/2009/11/19/tips-on-organizing-gwt-modules/#comment-5064" rel="nofollow">https://turbomanage.wordpress.com/2009/11/19/tips-on-organizing-gwt-modules/#comment-5064</a> and I would like to see a complete project structure of an application using an Admin and a Normal-mode application. Do you know any sample code of this case (with GWT and GAE if possible...and with GWTP would be perfect) ?</p> <p>In the link, M. Chandler says that I could have 3 modules (admin, app, common) and just 2 entry point (admin and app). Admin and app inherits common. But I do not know more stuffs such as : - I am using "Client Bundle" so will it be possible to have my resource folder just inside the "common module". Will it works ? Do I need just one CSS for the 2 modules (admin and normal-mode) ? - Does my whole domain model needs to be in the common module ?</p> <p>Any recommendation about how to structure a code with an Admin module using GWT is welcome. <strong>My current problem</strong> is that I do not know how to do this with Eclipse (should I copy paste the "client", "server", "share" folders of the "app" package and to add them in a new package named "admin" and then to delete and modify some files ? It seems complicated...or is there just some minimal files and configurations to do ?)</p> <p>Thanks you,</p>

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