gwt - mvp design

Question

I'm new to gwt and I'm making an app with header, left-side navigation bar, a menu on top and a panel where I going to show the content.

The content panel will have a lot of custom widgets, and the user will can move them, so I'm using gwt-dnd library.

How should I desing the UI?

Should I put menu, navigation bar and content in the same widget? or Should them be different widgets?
Do the mvp apply just to the container views in the content panel or the custom widgets inside them should use mvp too?
Any other ideas?

thx a lot!!!!!!

Have you done any research on this before coming down here asking to basically design your whole application's architecture? :/ There are numerous questions on this topic. If you have a specific question about MVP, with some code or any work done, please feel free to ask it then. — Igor Klimer
Yes, I did a research (and I think there is no enough info for newbies) and I have a lot of code. Initially I didn´t use mvp, now I'm trying to implement mvp on the ui code I did. But yesterday I got so confused so I wanted to clear some basic doubts here. But don´t worry, I'm trying in other sites too... — david
Well, if you do have a lot of code, you could post some info about - for example, you want to know if you should put menu, nav bar and content in the same widget... It depends is the answer to that question - unless you give us some more details about your project and said widgets :) I don't want to discourage you from asking questions here (or anywhere else), but right know this question boils down to "How should I design the UI using MVP?" - and there's simply no one answer to that question. — Igor Klimer

iVela iVela · Accepted Answer · 2011-02-03T19:19:24

David, take a look to this excelent example: http://95.110.143.4/layoutmvp/layoutmvp.html

And here is posted by the code owner in GWT group: https://groups.google.com/forum/?pli=1#!searchin/google-web-toolkit/multiple$20activities/google-web-toolkit/C6S4jS1UsM0/_mZnqA6lVrAJ

Regards!