Ok solved my own problem, with GWT 1.5, you don't need to use
annotations. I realized that annotations were creating the warnings.
Don't use annotations.
On Mar 17, 5:15 pm, erincarikan wrote:
> Hi;
>
> Here's the situation:
>
> My Rpc prepares ArrayList.
&
Hi;
Here's the situation:
My Rpc prepares ArrayList.
A implements Isserializable interface and it contains some fields and
an arraylist field.
B implements Isserializable interface and it contains some fields and
an arraylist field.
C implements Isserializable interface and has primitive type
you added xstream
> for that you can definitely just drop it.
>
> JRE Emulation
> Reference:http://code.google.com/docreader/#p=google-web-toolkit-doc-1-5&s=goog...
>
> On Mar 17, 2:37 pm, erincarikan wrote:
>
>
>
> > Excuse my illiteracy as a newbie if
Excuse my illiteracy as a newbie if my question is too trivial.
I am trying to build a gwt application, my application is going to be
an extension to an existing big project. In the existing project
there's a package which contains objects with serialization and
deserialization capabilities. Xstr
Hi;
I am developing a GWT application which I try to make more secure with
database based authentication. I read a lot of articles but I am still
not so sure about which practice is better for me. I don't know much
about spring and I never used it. But I read in the articles Spring
Security is go
y and ugly. You would have to
> deploy an unauthenticated jsp or jsf to do pretty authentication that
> would forward you once authenticated. You might also consider LDAP,
> CAS or Open SSO as other forms of authentication that have a lot of
> infrastructure provided.
>
> On Mar 6,
Also, I know
> RPC has a lot of built in security and error checking that would make
> it difficult for the person trying to access the servlets directly
> without intemate knowledge of the RPC package structure because I know
> every once in a while I get traces in my logs that
Excuse my illiteracy about gwt, I just started working on GWT last
week. Yesterday I implemented my first rpc application and one thing
makes me worried a little bit. I will compile and all the content will
work on client and it will rpc server code without any authentication
if I am not mistaken
