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    1. COYa I checked that out too, but from what I understood, that would require me to use GWT for the rest of the site too, or atleast the rest of the page. I cannot rely on the school providing me with a Java server.
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    2. COGWT does not require a Java server. Gwt compiles java code to javascript and can therefore be run from any standard web server, or even an html file sitting on your desktop. GWT is client side only unless you use the gwt rpc methods to communicate with your server. Instead of GWT's RPC you would use json (served up by your php application) to make the calendar interactive. I'm not pushing gwt ... but just wanted to clear up any misconception You can also check out google web elements, which lets you host a google calendar widget on your page: http://www.google.com/webelements/
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    3. COYes, from what I understood, some front-end parts of GWT are converted into Javascript, while the rest is left as a Java server backend. I'm not quite sure, I'll dive into the GWT documentation again. But I really disliked the way Google has documented it, its really cumbersome to get started with. And yes, I checked out the widget, and am currently using something similar. Check out my comment on the next answer and my other question for details: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1504398/is-there-anything-wrong-with-the-way-im-implementing-a-calendar-on-my-site
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