Thanks, Jens! This sounds interesting.
Are there some examples on how to do that? I guess, the problem is
not how to use JsInterop, but how to handle asynchronous HTTP requests
with the generated data model.
Best,
Irek
On 21.03.2017 10:43, Jens wrote:
Swagger itself has also a code generator that already can output
JavaScript so you could wrap it using JsInterop. You could also write
a custom plugin for Swagger's code generator that outputs GWT
compatible Java code directly.
Just open your swagger JSON in http://editor.swagger.io/#!/ and
download the generated code if you want to take a look at the
generated JavaScript output.
Code generator: https://github.com/swagger-api/swagger-codegen
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