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Direct Web Remoting (DWR) creator Joe Walker
talks to IndicThreads about Ajax toolkits for Java, the capabilities of
DWR and the new features lined up. He feels that the key
differentiator for DWR as an Ajax framework is that it is mostly about
remoting and not widgets. He adds that one of the important benefits of
using DWR is that unlike many other frameworks, DWR will fit
with any project without the need to start from scratch.
Sanjeeb Sahoo's session on 'J2EE vs Java EE' presented at the IndicThreads.com Conference On Java Technology. 
Google Web Toolkit (GWT) Java AJAX Programming by
Prabhakar Chaganti is an excellent book for GWT beginners. The language
is straightforward and
easy to follow. The book starts with a short introduction to Ajax. It
then talks about the steps to follow for getting started with GWT
1.3.3. The first chapter essentially familiarizes you with the GWT
extract - the folders and their contents. It also talks about the
sample applications that come with the download.
