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nalin...@googlemail.com

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Jan 2, 2013, 9:00:00 AM1/2/13
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I am new to GWT... And planning to develop a prototype in GWT for a company...
Can anyone tell me how to decide on which clientserver communication is suitable for my project....

Bruce Lowe

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Jan 2, 2013, 9:03:31 AM1/2/13
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I'm also quite newish, but I found the GWT-RPC very good. 

If your backend is written in Java, then this makes sense since you can work with the same POJO's on the back and front end.

If your backend is written in a different language or need more than one client to consure data, and GWT is just one of them, then you could use JSON and marshal the objects into client specific POJO's. I've done this before, but I found it less elegant than the RPC route


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I am new to GWT... And planning to develop a prototype in GWT for a company...
Can anyone tell me how to decide on which clientserver communication is suitable for my project....

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nalin...@googlemail.com

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Thanks a lot!


On Wednesday, January 2, 2013 3:03:31 PM UTC+1, brucelowe wrote:
I'm also quite newish, but I found the GWT-RPC very good. 

If your backend is written in Java, then this makes sense since you can work with the same POJO's on the back and front end.

If your backend is written in a different language or need more than one client to consure data, and GWT is just one of them, then you could use JSON and marshal the objects into client specific POJO's. I've done this before, but I found it less elegant than the RPC route
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Can anyone tell me how to decide on which clientserver communication is suitable for my project....

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Jonathan Franchesco Torres Baca

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Jan 6, 2013, 4:36:06 PM1/6/13
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I can to help you, but i don't speak english fine, i write in spanish...
Para la comunicacion puedes usar rpc o requestfactory

El 02/01/2013 08:00, <nalin...@googlemail.com> escribió:
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Can anyone tell me how to decide on which clientserver communication is suitable for my project....

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