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GWT install at University
Ahmed Is
2018-08-06 16:00:21 UTC
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Hi guys - anyone here have experience rolling out GWT for a cohort at university?

I am specifically interested in installing GWT on University Windows servers so that it can be used by about 100 students simultaneously.

Anyone have experience with that?

Alternatively, are there any cloud hosts for GWT?

Thanks!
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Velusamy Velu
2018-08-07 13:48:46 UTC
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Please explain what do you mean by "installing GWT". We use GWT to develop
internet applications.
Post by Ahmed Is
Hi guys - anyone here have experience rolling out GWT for a cohort at university?
I am specifically interested in installing GWT on University Windows
servers so that it can be used by about 100 students simultaneously.
Anyone have experience with that?
Alternatively, are there any cloud hosts for GWT?
Thanks!
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Ahmed III
2018-08-07 14:35:44 UTC
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Our university labs have PCs with a centralised application-install system.
This allows students to have identical profiles whichever PC they log on
from at Uni. If they once installed Java, then everywhere they go they will
find that Java is installed, because the network clones their profile as
soon as they log on, so that they find everything that they want on that PC.

Students are not allowed the privilege of installing any software on Uni
PCs.

We want them to use Java and GWT to individually build applications by
themselves. For that, we need to set them up with everything. This means we
have to inform tech services of all the files and applications that need to
be made available to the students so that after they install them the first
time round, they are sorted for the rest of term, whichever PC they log on
from.

I am sure there’s a technical shorthand for what I am describing but I am
being overly descriptive for clarity.

Many thanks,
Ahmed
Post by Velusamy Velu
Please explain what do you mean by "installing GWT". We use GWT to develop
internet applications.
Post by Ahmed Is
Hi guys - anyone here have experience rolling out GWT for a cohort at university?
I am specifically interested in installing GWT on University Windows
servers so that it can be used by about 100 students simultaneously.
Anyone have experience with that?
Alternatively, are there any cloud hosts for GWT?
Thanks!
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Samyem Tuladhar
2018-08-07 17:14:42 UTC
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One option is to setup a local maven repository and keep all the required
artifacts there for your students to use. Maven repository settings can be
modified to use the local centeralized repo instead of fetching from the
net.
Post by Ahmed III
Our university labs have PCs with a centralised application-install
system. This allows students to have identical profiles whichever PC they
log on from at Uni. If they once installed Java, then everywhere they go
they will find that Java is installed, because the network clones their
profile as soon as they log on, so that they find everything that they want
on that PC.
Students are not allowed the privilege of installing any software on Uni
PCs.
We want them to use Java and GWT to individually build applications by
themselves. For that, we need to set them up with everything. This means we
have to inform tech services of all the files and applications that need to
be made available to the students so that after they install them the first
time round, they are sorted for the rest of term, whichever PC they log on
from.
I am sure there’s a technical shorthand for what I am describing but I am
being overly descriptive for clarity.
Many thanks,
Ahmed
Post by Velusamy Velu
Please explain what do you mean by "installing GWT". We use GWT to
develop internet applications.
Post by Ahmed Is
Hi guys - anyone here have experience rolling out GWT for a cohort at university?
I am specifically interested in installing GWT on University Windows
servers so that it can be used by about 100 students simultaneously.
Anyone have experience with that?
Alternatively, are there any cloud hosts for GWT?
Thanks!
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Michael Joyner
2018-08-07 20:48:31 UTC
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<font size="+1"><font face="Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif">If each
student installs a "profile" specific copy of Eclipse, they can
add GWT as a plugin which would be installed into their copy of
Eclipse. No admin/etc rights required. Just Java available.</font></font><br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 08/07/2018 10:35 AM, Ahmed III
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<div dir="auto">Our university labs have PCs with a centralised
application-install system. This allows students to have
identical profiles whichever PC they log on from at Uni. If
they once installed Java, then everywhere they go they will
find that Java is installed, because the network clones their
profile as soon as they log on, so that they find everything
that they want on that PC.</div>
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<div dir="auto">Students are not allowed the privilege of
installing any software on Uni PCs.</div>
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<div dir="auto">We want them to use Java and GWT to individually
build applications by themselves. For that, we need to set them
up with everything. This means we have to inform tech services
of all the files and applications that need to be made available
to the students so that after they install them the first time
round, they are sorted for the rest of term, whichever PC they
log on from. </div>
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<div dir="auto">I am sure there’s a technical shorthand for what I
am describing but I am being overly descriptive for clarity. </div>
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<div dir="auto">Many thanks,</div>
<div dir="auto">Ahmed</div>
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<div dir="ltr">Please explain what do you mean by
"installing GWT". We use GWT to develop internet
applications.</div>
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solid;padding-left:1ex">Hi guys - anyone here have
experience rolling out GWT for a cohort at university? <br>
<br>
I am specifically interested in installing GWT on
University Windows servers so that it can be used by
about 100 students simultaneously. <br>
<br>
Anyone have experience with that? <br>
<br>
Alternatively, are there any cloud hosts for GWT? <br>
<br>
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