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and learn how to compile, run, and deploy your test application. You can see from
Figure 3-5 that a decent number of artifacts were loaded with your new project.
Table 3-2 gives you a look at what each one of these artifacts does.

Table 3-2. New Project Properties

Artifact Purpose

src/gaej.chaptertwo[GAEJ_
__ChapterThree.gwt.xml]

A GWT Module descriptor that loads the settings for
GWT in this application. You can set things like the
GWT theme and the application entry points here.

src/gaej.chaptertwo.server[
GreetingServiceImpl.java]

The server-side implementation of the
GreetingService.

src/gaej.chaptertwo.client[
GAEJ___ChapterThree.java][
GreetingService.java][Greeti
ngServiceAsync.java]

This includes the main entry point for the application
as well as the code for the Synchronous and
Asynchronous API for the GreetingService .

War[WEB-INF/web.xml][
GAEJ___ChapterThree.html]
[GAEJ___ChatperThree.css]

The web application archive for the GAE/J project. By
default you'll get a starter example of an HTML shell
and a CSS file.

Figure 3-5. Default project artifacts for the GWT / GAE/J project