You might find this interesting, kind of related.
Generalized RPC for server-enhanced objects
http://groups.google.com/group/Google-Web-Toolkit-Contributors/browse_thread/thread/1264556bab0906b6
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Nathan,
I think we are getting to the point of violent agreement ;-)
In my book there is no other way to build web application then GWT.
GWT-RPC is incomplete or at least feels like it could be more
powerful.
And yes if the project called for it I would replace or enhance GWT-
RPC.
This doesn't r
en client <-> server...?
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> > I agree the problem is begging out for a more elegant solution.
> > From the Google IO presentation on Google Wave powered by GWT a
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Nathan,
I'm not quite sure which API you are referring too. As there isn't an
API for DTOs.
My interpritation of Fred's post presents alternate ways of
implementing DTO.
If the Wave protobuffer mechanism was publicly available it would be a
great alternative to hand coded DTOs.
An annotation proc
ld generate an XSD from this
> information, but it may not be worthwhile adding that extra step.
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I agree the problem is begging out for a more elegant solution.
>From the Google IO presentation on Google Wave powered by GWT a
solution using proto buffer and JSON instead of GWT RPC is mentioned.
I've been thinking that a similar result could be achieved annotation
the server side object model
work around by place the setVisibleItemCount
all in the java code.
Would it make any sense for @UiField to be applied to a setter/getter
method.
It might then be possible to code an interface that is bound to the ui
and allow different implementions. e.g. a common dialog interface.
Regards
Gary
Hey All
Now that the outside world has been give a peek at how Google is using
GWT ...
http://code.google.com/events/io/sessions/GoogleWavePoweredByGWT.html
I was wondering if / when some of the propriety stuff might be made
available to the outside world
e.g.
- Declarative UI / UiBinder
- Ser
I haven't yet got my hands dirty and tried GAE/J with GWT+JDO but I
came across some blogs that seem to get it working kind-of out-of-the-
box without using detachable = "false".
http://fredsa.allen-sauer.com/2009/04/1st-look-at-app-engine-using-jdo.html
and
http://blog.sriramnarayan.com/2009/04/
Where is the correct place to post issues and questions for Google
Plugin for Eclipse?
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Any news on when UiBinder will be available to the outside world?
Thanks
Gary
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