Sample app for Gin

I wrote a newer & smaller sample application for Gin that shows how to use Gin. I'll also add an explanation page on the wiki and update the tutorial to link to this. Please have a look and let me know if this explains the basic principles of Gin.

[A.A.Vasiljev, 2009-12-02 10:24:33]

Hello.

This app fits perfectly as a bare minimum and shows that using Gin (Guice) is
not so complex. Personally, I'd like to have another "reference" app bundled
featuring all configuration options (singletons, providers, eagerSingleton,
annotations).

[Aragos, 2009-12-13 20:52:45]

Thanks for the review! Can you please take another look - I fixed the upload
issue with build.xml

[A.A.Vasiljev, 2009-12-14 08:38:13]

On 2009/12/13 20:52:45, Aragos wrote:

Hello, Aragos. I'd prefer to see an example working with GWT-2.0.0
for this at least the following is needed:
#########################################
diff -ru samples/simple/build.xml samples/simple.2.0/build.xml
--- samples/simple/build.xml    2009-12-14 14:29:15.076027868 +0600
+++ samples/simple.2.0/build.xml        2009-12-14 14:27:36.313158966 +0600
@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@
         <path location="${src.dir}"/>

         <!-- Location of the GWT compiler and libraries -->
-        <fileset dir="${gwt.home}" includes="gwt-dev-*.jar"/>
+        <fileset dir="${gwt.home}" includes="gwt-dev*.jar"/>

         <!-- GIN runs Guice at GWT compile time, so it needs the compiled
project sources -->
         <path location="${javac.out.dir}"/>
#########################################
Personally, I would also like to have devmode target instead of "hosted" in
build.xml.

[Aragos, 2009-12-17 21:25:31]

I made the project compatible with gwt 2.0 and added a devmode target. I kept
the hosted mode target around for those who still work with GWT 1.5/1.7

[A.A.Vasiljev, 2009-12-21 13:13:08]

works for me