What if the persistence layer is ejb for example? Miroslav Genov wrote: > You don't have any problems to access client classes from server side > code. Just put all your model classes into client package > and use them in the persistence layer. > > > Kwhit wrote: > >> I'm building my first serious GWT app and am looking for a 'template' >> model to structure things. On the client side I need much the same >> objects to populate the UI as on the server side to handle >> persistence. Let's say I need Employee on the client side to edit >> employee details and then I need Employee on the server side to >> persist it. >> >> As I understand it client side objects must be located in the >> package ....client.* and persistent objects in ...server.*. Therefore >> I need two Employee.java files - with slightly different contents - >> the one on the client side acting more or less only as a value object. >> >> Have I got things right? >> >> >> >> > > > > >
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