Ned Racine schrieb:
> I also want to graph the
> results, and my original intention was to just save a .png of the
> graph in the public folder, but this is where I get hung up.  I cannot
> get a reference to the public folder path, which I need for the client
> to see the file.

Another way would be to call a servlet that is returning the picture
with fitting content-type. The servlet can be placed at the same
place where you RPC-servlet resides (adding it to the web.xml and
the GWT.xml-file for hosted mode).

You can also implement it in the RPC-servlet by implementing
doGet (the RPC-mechanism works with POST) reducing the number
of servlets needed for your application.

> I have done the exact same thing using Apache Struts
> before, but now that I'm using GWT I can't figure this out.  Ideally I
> could find a solution where this would work in both web and hosted
> mode, but web mode would be the more important of the two obviously.

The technique I described works in both modes and I use it here
for the download of SQL-results as CSV-files and other stuff.


Regards, Lothar

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