My thanks also for having a clean, simple example.
Rud
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My thanks also for having a clean, simple example.
Rud
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yes you are right, but since i wanted to have a example as simple as
possible i did not use a separat Locator. If you don't use a Locator
you have to implement the findX() in your domain class.
On 27 Jun., 21:55, khiem nguyen wrote:
> h) Eie *Entity(Domain)-Klasse* m u s s folgende drei Met
h) Eie *Entity(Domain)-Klasse* m u s sfolgende drei Methoden
implementiert haben:
- *public Long getId() {...}*
- *public Integer getVersion() {...}*
- *public static Person findPerson(Long id) {...}*
the requirement for static findX() is not required anymore
you can use a Loca
I have created a very simple requestfactory example. This example
implements the four crud actions using requestfactory. You can
download the example at:
http://www.langlaufen.de/gwt-blog/downloads/RequestFactoryExampleI.zip
For people who understand german, you can find further informations in
m
In my example, dependency injection is used over the server side service
classes, so I can inject into them other classes using DI. This gives me the
ability to test my services in isolation and also few more advantages such
as scopes and etc.
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Hello Miroslav,
sorry, my fault. You are right. Now everything works. I will test your
example. Can you explain to me, why i better to use Injection of
RequestFactory?
Many thanks,
Lubor
On 19 led, 13:10, Miroslav Genov wrote:
> Hello,
> Are you sure that all jar from lib folder are added in y
Hello,
Are you sure that all jar from lib folder are added in your classpath ?
It seems that guice-servlet-3.0-rc1.jar is missing.
Also you can check whether you have only one version of guice in your
classpath.
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Thanks for your reply Miroslav,
unortunatelly when i am trying to Run as Web Application in Eclipse, i
got this error:
Initializing AppEngine server
Logging to JettyLogger(null) via
com.google.apphosting.utils.jetty.JettyLogger
Successfully processed C:\development\springsource\workspace
\MySample
I had a small sample project that could help:
https://github.com/mgenov/injecting-request-factory
I don't know how simple is it, but it may help you some how.
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Hello all,
i am completely beginner in Java and GWT. When i create GWT project in
Eclipse, is there functional GWT-RPC interface. I am able to change
function of this example, connect into database, get database data
from server to client, load war on Tomcat etc. But i think, that i
need functional
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