Monday, April 30, 2012

Re: GWT applications session management

Thanks for you reply .... i will do my best !

On Apr 27, 8:19 am, Gmane <xyb...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On 4/26/2012 8:18 PM, Adio wrote:
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> > Hi guys, i am a new to GWT applications to AJAX applications in
> > general. i am making sample applications, to learn GWT applications. I
> > am creating a very simple bank system -ok, by very simple i mean very
> > very simple- and i reached the part the authentication and
> > authorization logic is needed.
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> > Can someone explain the authentication logic in GWT apps ?
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> > Anyone explain the entire authentication and authorization logic in
> > Ajax application ?
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> > Session management in Ajax applications ?
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> > If you don't want to bother yourselves with explaining and code
> > writing any useful links will be fine.
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> > Thank you very mush.
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> Hi, first I think you should read up about GWT-RPC topics and try some
> codes first. However as for your question it's very simple if you
> already understand RPC (although there are other ways than RPC to do this):
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> - Create your Service and Async on the client side
> - Implement the service on the server side. If you are using GWT RPC,
> this class will inherit from RemoteServiceServlet and eventually inherit
> from Servlet.
> - Just put the authentication logic there (in that RPC servlet),
> verifying user credentials against a database and placing session
> objects on the Service implementation, its that simple

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