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We are currently designing a GIS intranet application using GWT and ESRI ArcGIS. We are looking at 2 client side Javascript libraries:
The library will have to support fused and non fused map caching as well as some layers that are dynamic. Open Layers GWT integration exists but the ESRI library is based on Dojo.
I’m looking for information and advice on where the gotchas will be for either approach.
If you’re already using ArcGIS, go with the ArcGIS API for JavaScript. I think there are a lot more people out there using ArcGIS Server fused/non-fused map caches + ArcGIS API for JS than ArcGIS Server + OpenLayers so you’ll have an easier time finding samples that are applicable to what you’re doing.