IMHO in your case you should try to use the RemoteServiceServlet implementation.
I imagine the you have a dispatch servlet that use your adapter, If
I'm true, let your handler use this servlet (extending
RemoteServiceServlet) to decode the payload.
You could inject this servlet (Spring Proxy.
Hello Olivier,
Thanks for the reply, I have seen your code and it extends from
RemoteServiceServlet. Thats why you can pass third parameter as
this . In my case , the service does not extend from
RemoteServiceServlet. The actual defination of my class is
public
Thanks Olivier,
That really helps. Thanks a lot
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Hi all,
I am trying to integrate GWT with the spring framework and we are able
to implement it successfully. The only question that remains unsolved
is of GWT serilization and deserilization issue. We have several
already exsisting classes which are actually remote and implements
Serilizable
