For various reasons, I don't want to use a browser as my client. Why? Because, for example, although the Chrome browser can render my rather complex GWT client just fine, IE can't render it even if you install the Chrome Frame Plug-In, so I simply don't trust browsers as clients (too many uncontrollable unknowns). Consequently, instead of using a browser as client, I want to use a Java Application as client installed from GAE using JNLP (and I've got this part working on GAE after a bit trial and error on my part). My question is: If I use a Java Application as client then the GWT (not GAE) documentation seems to be saying that I'll need to use com. google.gwt.http.client.* to make my calls to the servleta using XML to pass data, and then converting the XML into JDO objects for the datastore. Does this sound right? I only ask because I don't want to do a lot of work trying this if GAE requires the client to be a browser (in which case I have to forgo using GAE because I hate browsers as clients).
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