Hi Tharindu!
To make it more clearly for you the calc.html and the url /calc/greet
refer to different resources.
The calc.html is the HTML resource that the browser initially loads to
show your GWT app.
The /calc/greet path denotes a Java SERVLET. This servlet is there to
access some resources
In your example, once you type http://localhost:8080/calc/greet in
FF, it is a synchronous regular request in Get method. Your servlet
doesn't override doGet method and
com.google.gwt.user.server.rpc.RemoteServiceServlet returns HTTP Error
405 to your request. In GWT application, it is a asynchr
>
> 3.mailService is mapped to MailServiceImpl servlet as indicated
> in the following web.xml.
>
> mailServlet
> class>com.google.gwt.sample.mail.client.server.MailServiceImpl servlet-class>
>
>
>
> mailServlet
> /mail/mailService
>
>
> If you took look at
> com.go
In GWT 1.6,
1.calc.html should contain a generated Javascript code like
"" in http://www.gwtorm.com/mail/Mail.html.
2.A service interface like MailService has the following code:
@RemoteServiceRelativePath("mailService")
public interface MailService extends RemoteService {
Hi,
Perhaps this might not be the correct place to ask this. But please
kindly tell some answer to this.
I am new to web development and I started reading about GWT, and when
I look at web.xml I see the
greetServlet
com.gwt.test.server.GreetingServiceImpl
greetServlet
/
