Gwt featurs really attractive:quickly build and maintain complex yet
highly performant JavaScript front-end applications in the Java
programming language,and Test your code with JUnit.The example mail
page is really awesome.
As a many years java progammmer,it's not hard to get into gwt,bu
Hi
gwt has on the surface nothing to do with gae, ie you can't run the
java server side of
you gwt code on app engine.
Have a look at pyjamas if you want something like this (backend is
python though)
You will need to learn python to get anywhere with gae, unless google
release java support.
M
I'm a big GWT fan, never done much with javascript and don't
really want to! It's just a personal preference, not wanting to start
another java vs javascript thread ;-) . Sounds like your coming
from a java desktop background, there's a bit to learn, but it's
pretty straight forward.
Tim's righ
Coonay,
I use GWT and GAE together and I think it's a pretty good setup.
First, instead of using servlets you will use the request builder and
pass data using JSON instead. 2nd I effectively just send my HTML
output of my GWT project to my GAE project and configure my app.yaml
accordingly.
Using
Pavel,
that's a good idea, you mean you can pass objects from the datastore
to GWT via JSON ?
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 3:50 PM, Pavel Byles wrote:
>
> Coonay,
> I use GWT and GAE together and I think it's a pretty good setup.
> First, instead of using servlets you will use the request builder and
Of course not.
You can *present* datastore object in JSON (JavaScript Object
Notation).
Use POJO (Plain Old Java Object) concept while creating data Model of
your application.
You can easilly present list of Model objects in JSON, you can easilly
convert them from JSON to POJO on GWT (Java, client
Well, you can use django (or not) to convert your data from the
datastore to json format. Not _actually_ pass the objects themselves.
On Mar 17, 9:57 am, Amr Ellafi wrote:
> Pavel,
> that's a good idea, you mean you can pass objects from the datastore
> to GWT via JSON ?
>
> On Tue, Mar 17, 2009
There is 2 question to use gwt in gae:
1:often one page written by hand == 6-7 pages plus 3-4 jpg files
created by GWT
this question is that will waste a lot of resource limited by gae(1K
static file limit)
2:dose get support templete language such danjo?
thanks for you advice
On Mar 18, 12:
does gwt support django tag?
On Mar 18, 12:07 am, Pavel Byles wrote:
> Well, you can use django (or not) to convert your data from the
> datastore to json format. Not _actually_ pass the objects themselves.
>
> On Mar 17, 9:57 am, Amr Ellafi wrote:
>
> > Pavel,
> > that's a good idea, you mean
Correction
2:dose gae support templete language such as django?
On Mar 19, 5:16 pm, Coonay wrote:
> There is 2 question to use gwt in gae:
> 1:often one page written by hand == 6-7 pages plus 3-4 jpg files
> created by GWT
>
> this question is that will waste a lot of resource limited by gae(1
Hi Pavel,
I too use a setup very similar to yours, with both GWT and appengine
projects in same workspace.
However I have also managed to setup my GWT environment so that I can
debug!
What I basically do is have GWT servlets which act as proxies to the
actual appengine handlers.
In these servlets
Hi indra,
yes. I could do this.
Thanks
On Mar 20, 6:23 am, indra wrote:
> Hi Pavel,
>
> I too use a setup very similar to yours, with both GWT and appengine
> projects in same workspace.
> However I have also managed to setup my GWT environment so that I can
> debug!
> What I basically do is ha
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