Hello everybody,
I already started coding some small applications using backends on
LAMP and creating the frontend UI with GWT, I already know how to
overcome the same origin issue while testing locally, and of course I
have some working knowledge of Java, but now I need some advices about
some
Hi, thanks for the replies.
The code is as simple as you can imagine: urlencoding and post request
on the client side (as copypasted from examples I found on the
Internet and slightly modified to suit my needs), $_POST dumping on
the server side.
Anyway, the problem was apparently only appearing
I'd need to reinstall Eclipse due to PDT misbehaviour and I'd love to
go for Galileo, so count me in :)
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Andrea
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Hello everybody,
I already started coding some small applications using backends on
LAMP and creating the frontend UI with GWT, I already know how to
overcome the same origin issue while testing locally, and of course I
have some working knowledge of Java, but now I need some advices about
some
Hello everybody. I couldn't find any answer, mostly because I'm quite
new to GWT and I couldn't isolate the problem.
Anyway, here's what happens. I send a POST request with data gathered
from various from components, such as text areas, text lines and so on
and so forth. Then I process the
