Said that, firstly you have to set the url of your client request to the appropriate server for each request, and secondly you have to configure your server to accept cross domain requests (CORS).
Another option is to use a server as a proxy of the other one.
- Manolo
On Sun, Sep 30, 2012 at 7:54 PM, jmbz84 <jmbz84@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello,I am developing a project and I am using GWT and Google App Engine to store data in the cloud. What I need is to connect to a web based Mysql (or any Relational Database) obtain some data and then upload it to GAE, is it possible to connect to 2 different DataSources within the same app? Ej: GWT+GAE+MysqlThe other option is to connect GWT with two separate GAE apps , I need the Datasources to be in separate places, is it possible?I'm using Eclipse to develop thisThank You--
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