As an alternative to using a tool.
Use a command pattern. That way you only need one RPC method... not
much maintenance needed. no need for a tool.
David
On Sep 23, 12:54 am, AsaAyers wrote:
> I'm working on a GWT project and I find it very tedious to have to add
> a function to my servlet, th
On 23 sep, 03:39, AsaAyers wrote:
> I have the Google Eclipse plugin and if I update the service interface
> it will underline it and complain about the lack of an Async
> interface, but I don't see any settings to make it automagically
> update my Async interface. I checked my installed plugin
I have the Google Eclipse plugin and if I update the service interface
it will underline it and complain about the lack of an Async
interface, but I don't see any settings to make it automagically
update my Async interface. I checked my installed plugins and i'm
running "Google Plugin for Eclipse
You can try
1) Update the service interface
2) To update automagically the AsyncInterface use Google Eclipse
plugin
3) To update your servlet use eclipse (add unimplemented methods)
Good luck,
Geraldo
On 22 set, 19:54, AsaAyers wrote:
> I'm working on a GWT project and I find it very tedious
I'm working on a GWT project and I find it very tedious to have to add
a function to my servlet, then copy and paste the function signature
into my Service interface, then copy and paste it into my ServiceAsync
interface and change the return parameter to be a callback. Is there a
tool or a settin