Hi André,

I dont use direct action like in wogwtadapter.

Your solution decoupled WO and GWT but with WOGWT every can be coupled in one project : In your eomodel, you specified the client package (like for javaswing), the client eo are generated from WOGWT templates. The client EO are very similar to the server one. The WO classes needed are emulated. From a server EO, you can them generate the coresponding tree of client EO and exchange them between server and client by RPC (WOGWT take care so that GWT feels like he is in a servlet container).

I like this way but of course a Wonder Rest on server and RestyGwt is probably a good/better way ...

Pierre
NB: If are interested, your can have a look to the wiki in the old archive: https://code.google.com/archive/p/wogwt/wikis




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Hi Pierre,

Thank you for your response. Not too late, at the moment I work on a
WebObjects-based webservice again, after that I'll come back to the
GWT/GXT application. Do you use direct actions for the communication or
is it encapsulated into the WOGWT?

My last GXT/J2EE application has been finished in 2013 (a long time
ago), and as I remember, there was an XML interface based on REST, so my
first idea was to use the REST framework of WebObjects.

Best regards
André


On 01.12.2017 09:07, GILQUIN Pierre wrote:
Hi,

May too late but In response to André Rothe  question's :

Does anyone use WebObjects with GWT? Which interface you use, RPC
or Rest with XML? Are there any examples available?


Yes, I am using GWT. For making this 2 worlds talking, I use WOGWT
framework (https://github.com/plotters/wogwt), this allows to serialize
EO (with their NSTimestamp, NSArray, etc) and send them using RPC.

Pierre


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