I'd like to reiterate (and plug) a Thrift-patch I wrote [1] that lets
you write GWT RPC-style clients with the backend in any language. This
means you can host your backend on any PHP/MySQL-server or even on
Google Appengine using Python.
- Fredrik
[1] http://groups.google.com/group/Google-Web-T
I am building a small website with an access to a database (CRUD
fonctionnality) for a home project and I though the benefit of using
GWT was to be able to use the same data structure on the client and
the server. So I really would like to be able to use RPC in java on
my server. It means I don't
Hi,
I used eatj.com some time ago, you get an address similar to
s43.eatj.comafter sign up.
It is "free", that means that you have to restart your server every x hours
(did not remember how many), as far as I know is the only free service
supporting Java.
If you go the Python way you can use Googl
Another option would be to use JSON and overlay types. Any server
platform (PHP, Python, Ruby, etc) could then be used.
Potentially more work, though.
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Same question here ... And is there a tutorial for the whole procedure
of getting things done once we have a local working application. I am
using RPC Thanx
On Oct 22, 11:36 am, Chave <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Thx.
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I read about this http://s43.eatj.com/ somewhere but I am not sure if
it's working and how to make it work If anyone has a link to a
tutorial, that would be greatly appreciated ... thx
On Oct 22, 11:36 am, Chave <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Any freehostingwith Java-Servlets support?
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> Thx.
Any free hosting with Java-Servlets support?
Thx.
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