Hi, I'm new to GWT so I'm still trying to learn the ropes.
I went through the StackWatcher tutorial and used the GWT-RPC
mechanism and I think I have a basic understanding of it.
I currently have a GWT application which uses the RequestBuilder to
send messages to a servlet I have (using POST and GET), and my servlet
(in doPost and doGet) "pauses" the request (this is done by using
Servlets 3.0 spec) and adds it to a queue. Additionally I have a
Daemon thread which runs in the background and "plays" the request
when there is new data.
This works great for me apart from the fact that I'm just sending
strings for now and I'd like to utilize the RPC mechanism to send
Objects.
My question is this: If I create my myServiceImpl which extends
RemoteServiceServlet how should I handle the doPost and doGet? I'm not
sure I even understand how GWT handles the call from the client side
of that asynchronous interface.
Does it by any chance call the doGet for example of the servlet and
makes sure it calls the required RPC method?

I'm sorry if I made a mess of things it's just that I can't find more
detailed technical information as exactly how this RPC business works.

Appreciate any lending hand
Ittai
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