On Wed, Jun 19, 2019 at 8:24 PM Rinaldo Arden
wrote:
> The problem is not that it cannot be done (everything can be done with a C
> compiler and a text editor), but that this is the year 2019, and we are
> still talking about this matter. GWT never provided an underlying
> up-to-date transport me
Hi Jens,
The problem is not that it cannot be done (everything can be done with a C
compiler and a text editor), but that this is the year 2019, and we are
still talking about this matter. GWT never provided an underlying
up-to-date transport mechanism (there was RPC earlier of course); I recall
ha
I am also using https://github.com/sockjs successfully with a vertx backend.
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Should you consider this as an option, which is future solution and will work
with gwt2 and gwt3
https://github.com/niloc132/webbit-gwt
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As is said, "JSNI will be removed with GWT 3"; and gwt_socket.io [...
TJSocketIO.java ] provides a JSNI wrapper for "socket.io.js". Thus
gwt_socket.io is not future proof wrt imminent release of GWT 3.
Thanks for the pointer though, appreciate it.
On Wed, Jun 19, 2019 at 4:49 PM Frank wrote:
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A quick Goolgle gave me : https://github.com/jumanor/gwt_socket.io
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I don't see a reason why socketio should give you nightmares with GWT +
JsInterop. Generally you can use any JS library with GWT.
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considering is of course SocketIO but I can't see how it would be possible
to add a SocketIO client to a GWT project. ("socket.io.js" + JSInterop
gives me nightmares and wouldn't work anyway, would it?) But maybe it
(real-time + GWT) has been done already, I would like to k
