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Exercises GWT Widgets

The document provides 5 exercises to practice building extended widgets in development mode. The exercises include making a button that pops up a dialog with HTML text when pressed, converting a tabbed panel example to use stacked panels, creating a date input field that displays the entered year when a button is pressed, making an auto-completing city name text box that allows sending the selection to Google, and building a menu bar with dropdown lists of US states starting with the selected letter.

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Exercises GWT Widgets

The document provides 5 exercises to practice building extended widgets in development mode. The exercises include making a button that pops up a dialog with HTML text when pressed, converting a tabbed panel example to use stacked panels, creating a date input field that displays the entered year when a button is pressed, making an auto-completing city name text box that allows sending the selection to Google, and building a menu bar with dropdown lists of US states starting with the selected letter.

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Exercises: Extended Widgets

Test all exercises in development mode.

1.

Make a button that, when pressed, pops up a dialog box that contains
<h1>Wow! Button was pressed!</h1>

2.

Copy the code for one of the examples from your last set of exercises that used
tabbed panels. Change it to use stacked panels (aka accordion panels) instead.

3.

Make a date-input field and a button. When the button is pressed, take the date that
the user entered, look up the year, and insert that into the page.

4.

Make a Java array that contains a few city names beginning with A and B. (See
http://www.airportcodes.org/ for a list.) Make an auto-completing text box that lets
the user choose a city name. For bonus credit, send the city name to Google when
the user presses a button.

5.

Make a menu bar where the top-level entries are M, N, and O. When you click
on an entry, you should get a list of the US states starting with that letter. Here are the
states:
M: Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri,
Montana
N: Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York,
North Carolina, North Dakota
O: Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon
Try the simple case first, where clicking on the letter shows the list of states, and
clicking on a state pops up an alert (Window.alert) simply saying A state was
selected. If you feel inspired, change it to now show which state was selected.

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