Thank you a lot Gal, it really helped.
Regards.
On 7 January 2011 19:42, Gal Dolber wrote:
> To make a random class gwt-compatible for me is: gwt emulation & custom
> serializer using super-source.
> As gwt needs the sources to of every class to compile (and in this case
> Text doesn't provide
To make a random class gwt-compatible for me is: gwt emulation & custom
serializer using super-source.
As gwt needs the sources to of every class to compile (and in this case Text
doesn't provide the source) you need to provide a similar implementation for
gwt to use on the client. Then you need to
Hey Gal, thank you for replying. Indeed I need to work with Book typed gae
Text in the client. When you say: "The only solution is to make it gwt
compatible".
Can you please explain to me how to make it gwt compatible.
Thank you in advanced.
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Ces.
On 7 January 2011 18:17, Gal Dolber wrote:
Slim3 recently got Appengine core data types emulation for gwt & rpc
support(still on trunk).
Not sure what persistence layer you are using. But if you need to work
with Book on the client and want to use gae Text type, I think the
only solution is to make it gwt compatible.
Best
On Friday, Janu
Hey I'm developing an app using GWT and Google App Engine.
I need the pojo Book to be in the serverside package, rather than in a
client side. (This is because Im storing appengine.api.datastore.Text
attribute, and this package must be imported in the serverside as
otherwise GWT wont compile it).
