GWT can be used with PHP the same as jQuery, Angular, React, Babel,
TypeScript, etc. can be used with PHP.
You won't be able to use GWT-RPC or RequestFactory to communicate with your
server, but most people have moved away from these for new projects anyway:
you can use GWT's RequestBuilder, ra
Hello
In the past I made a small example of gwt and php and I wrote a blogpost
https://vivagwt.blogspot.com/2012/12/gwt-and-php.html
While the blog is outdated and the example code may not run but You could
use it as reference.
The example use GXT for UI and GWT's RequestBuilder and AutoBeans for
Hi
I noted that GWT can be used with PHP. Could you please share reference
links of basic tutorial for using PHP with GWT.
Thanks
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On Jan 17, 8:33 pm, Djay wrote:
> I have also the same problem.
> On a global aspect, the question is how to setup the dev environment
> (most of people using eclipse) with GWT and PHP?
It's as easy as deploying your app *once* (to get the *.cache.js and
hosted.html on your server) and then pas
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Subject: Re: Working in development mode in GWT with php
I have also the same problem.
On a global aspect, the question is how to setup the dev environment
(most of people
I have also the same problem.
On a global aspect, the question is how to setup the dev environment
(most of people using eclipse) with GWT and PHP?
On 7 jan, 02:34, dleins wrote:
> I have ths exact problem with another JSON application using GWT
> 2.0.
> It works fine when compiled but the exact
I have ths exact problem with another JSON application using GWT
2.0.
It works fine when compiled but the exact same code does not work in
hosted mode.
I am using SmartGWT, but do not think that is the problem...
Doug
On Jan 6, 7:35 pm, Skeezix wrote:
> also when I compile and deploy the compile
I'm guessing you are running into the "Same Origin Policy" problem --
your application (in development mode) connects to port , but your
service is at port 8080.
Your easiest way out would be using Internet Explorer, which is more
lax regarding port changes.
Good luck!
F.Kereki
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also when I compile and deploy the compiled output (inside the war
folder) to the server, it operates properly...hope someone can help me
set this up properly so i can test/debug my app without recompiling
and uploading it to the server
On Jan 6, 4:59 pm, Skeezix wrote:
> Hi,
> I've recentl
Hi,
I've recently started on the "Client-Server Communication" part of
the tutorial of GWT.I've done everything that is said in the "JSON"
and "JSON - PHP" part of the tutorial, yet im unable to get the JSON
data from the php script.My setup uses XAMPP and the Stockwatcher
project is located at C
When you set -noserver option and start debuging process, you should
refresh your application. Aftrer that debuger will be avaliable.
On Oct 14, 12:04 am, Ian Bambury wrote:
> The easiest way to develop with PHP that I've found is to use -noserver and
> -port to point to a lightweight web server
The easiest way to develop with PHP that I've found is to use -noserver and
-port to point to a lightweight web server with the document root set to
your war directory. I use Abyss, but anything would work.
That way, you keep everything in the project structure, don't have to use
any workarounds, a
Yes, UI must talk to the same server.
There are a few workarounds. You can use hidden iFrames or other techniques
to load data from a different server. Or you can setup a proxy server. Or
you can use flash to handle the communication for you. Just google up "Same
Origin Policy Workarounds" -- you
Hi,
I am writing a program using gwt for the ui and PHP for tbhe back
end. I use the RequestBuilder to communicate with the back end.
At first I had a simple text file to see if the RequestBuilder would
worked, worked fine. I then change the url to point to my Apache
webserver so I could test
On 9/29/08, stymie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I cannot figure out how to get gwt working with php on the server
> side.
I can describe my setup, if it helps.
First, I have Xampp (linux, but Windows would be the same) set up on
my computer, and apache is configured so that
http://l
Forget the 'Framework.' bit I should have removed that.
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Another way to get PHP responses in hosted mode is like this
Create the url...
String url = Framework.getBaseUrlWithSlash() + filePathAndName;
where getBaseUrlWithSlash() is
public static String getBaseUrlWithSlash()
{
String url = GWT.getModuleBaseURL();
String base
On Mon, Sep 29, 2008 at 7:56 PM, stymie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I cannot figure out how to get gwt working with php on the server
> side. I know the tomcat server shell will not work. I am using eclipse
> and gwt designer.
>
> Does anyone know of any good resources for getting gwt to work wit
RequestBuilder builder = new RequestBuilder(RequestBuilder.POST,
url);
builder.setHeader("Content-Type",
"application/x-www-form-urlencoded");
builder.sendRequest(parameters, callback);
Ian
http://examples.roughian.com
2008/9/30 stymie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Hi,
>
> I
Hi,
I cannot figure out how to get gwt working with php on the server
side. I know the tomcat server shell will not work. I am using eclipse
and gwt designer.
Does anyone know of any good resources for getting gwt to work with
php?
Thanks
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