But GWT is completely independent of GAE. If you disable GAE, you can use sockets on your server side.
--Sri
On 22 June 2010 08:25, Big_Ali <ali.fatolahi@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi,
I'm kinda new to GWT but I've been using Java for a long time. I'm
trying to develop a program that requires talking to sockets. But it
looks like that the application engine does not allow that. I defined
a java policy file and put it in my GAE plugin folder of eclipse but
it does not change any thing. Can any body tell me is there is a way
to define java policies or something to that effect for GWT
application engine? and if yes where should the policy file be copied?
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