Is there other way for using java server side code without RPC? How did you manage hibernate integration on smartgwtee? I mean, in the end, everything is a RPC, isn't it?
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It's an HTTP request, but does not use GWT-RPC and does not require the excessive scaffolding of that approach (various Java service classes and DTOs). See the QuickStart Guide chapter on the SmartGWT server framework for more information. -
ok , i read the QuickStart Guide, so if I don't have smartgwtee the "best" way I could use java services is by RPC? or could I map beans on WSDL and loads them with WSDataSource?
I'm trying to figure out how can i use free smartgwt with java server side... cause I've already did with php server side and it's awesome!
thanks for your replay isoComment
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I just posted a very simple example of using a Java servlet to feed a RestDataSource for a ListGrid. See the sample code:
http://forums.smartclient.com/showthread.php?t=13413
That thread is concerning a scalability issue with IE and very large numbers of rows. But the basic mechanism using a Java servlet, RestDataSource and a ListGrid has worked well for me for almost two years now.Comment
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thanks tom, I'll try that...Comment
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