Hi,
is it possible to control a second browser window via GWT? With
javascript this is rather easy defining methods in the window or
document and then call those? For GWT I asume I need to follow this
approach and write a wrapper class to call the native functions.
But what if I want to put other
Hi Siru,gregor,
The classes which are transferred via RPC in the CrudAction are
serializable by themselves (I have tested this). The javascript
generator can determine which types will be serialized as in the code
using the CrudAction the type will be defined, as CrudAction. I
just read the links
Hi,
I tried but did not succeed so maybe someone can help. Using GWT RPC
for CRUD using serializable objects requires at least one or four
methods per entity. If one method is used I can create a wrapper
object like:
public OrderAction {
private String action; // get, create, update, delete
Local admin = (AdminConsoleLocal)
> ctx.lookup("AdminConsoleEJB/local");
> if (admin.verifyJackrabbit()){
> ..
> ..
> }
>
> regards
> gregor
>
> On Sep 15, 11:03 am, chris_wesdorp <[EMAIL PRO
Hi,
for a reason not yet clear to me the '@EJB' annotation does not work
for the RemoteServiceServlet class. However, instead of using the EJB
annotation the bean can be found using JNDI lookups. But why is it
only possible to get the Remote interface?
I have three projects:
* one EJB project wh
