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GWT GUI Design pattern

 
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Dear all,

Am new to GWT and the component base web framework ,and am tiring to build a medium size web application using GWT .

i search the net on how to design and architect this kind of applications, what is the best practices and design pattern to use, what is the best way to build navigation and navigation roles and i found a lot talking about HMVC and PAC patterns and using observer but i didn't find any resources getting this ideas and patterns into a real application to get the idea .

can anyone help me get the ideal design for this kind of application or any resources that explain how to use this pattern and when to use it..
 
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These links should help

http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-07-2000/jw-0721-hmvc.html

http://www.thecentric.com/wiki/index.php/HMVC_Tutorial
 
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