Re: Using RequestFactory interfaces on the server

Yes you can do it, using  RequestFactorySource, and an InProcessRequestTransport . 

The sample in the InProcessRequestTransport javadoc uses 'RequestFactoryMagic', this is the old name of RequestFactorySource. 

On Tue, Jan 10, 2012 at 4:44 PM, Jakob Mar <jakob.runarsson@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi,

I want to be able to use code like this on the client and server:

MyRequestFactory myFactory ...

myFactory.getFooFinder().find(queryString).fire(new
Receiver<List<FooProxy>>(){
   public void onSuccess(List<FooProxy> response){
        ....
   }
});

Has anyone used RequestFactory interfaces like this on the server?

Thanks.

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