Personally I use SignalR for realtime communication between GWT clients.
SignalR is from Microsoft to let different clients (also desktop .NET clients) of all kinds talk to each other. I used the SignalR JavaScript version from within GWT and it works no problem.
We use this technology since our entire backend is already in .NET.
You could also use stuff like WebSockets (which is used internally by SignalR, but SignalR auto falls back on long polling). Maybe your best place to start looking is https://github.com/sksamuel/gwt-websockets
-- SignalR is from Microsoft to let different clients (also desktop .NET clients) of all kinds talk to each other. I used the SignalR JavaScript version from within GWT and it works no problem.
We use this technology since our entire backend is already in .NET.
You could also use stuff like WebSockets (which is used internally by SignalR, but SignalR auto falls back on long polling). Maybe your best place to start looking is https://github.com/sksamuel/gwt-websockets
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