Hi,
I would also advise you to give a try to Objectify: I abandonned jdo
for it. Very efficient and much simpler!
Concerning your issue, Objectify works great: its annotations go
through via GWT and you can use same class on client and server.
See http://code.google.com/p/objectify-appengine/wik
Hi,
Well, I've made gwt app as well. What I do is creating two models, one in the
server and another in the client package.
You may want to look into spring roo framework. If you do not want to have 2
models.
Best regards,
Fendy Tjin
On Oct 19, 2010, at 2:25 PM, Michel Uncini wrote:
> Hell
Hello everybody
I'm developing a GWT project.
I have two packets one .client and the other .server
in my .gwt.xml I specified only the .client packet because in
the .server I use google app engine.
Let consider the class "Company" which has to be stored in the
database I can't use it in the .clien
