hi,
image you have multi tier java web application and you get objects from the backend, mostly object structures built of pojos.
The constraint is, the backend is unaware of the client framework, i.e. there are no GWT artifacts in the backend sources or packages.
Also, the frontend layer (server side) can access the backend classes but not vice versa.
Now, would you convert the pojos into GWT friendly versions and push the via rpc to the browser, so GWT can handle them client side?
Or would you prefer a completely different way?
The conversion mentioned above has some impact, because for each pojo that is not gwt friendly out of the box you have to write a separate
class that is gwt friendly.
Any feedback is appreciated !
TIA
Kibu
-- image you have multi tier java web application and you get objects from the backend, mostly object structures built of pojos.
The constraint is, the backend is unaware of the client framework, i.e. there are no GWT artifacts in the backend sources or packages.
Also, the frontend layer (server side) can access the backend classes but not vice versa.
Now, would you convert the pojos into GWT friendly versions and push the via rpc to the browser, so GWT can handle them client side?
Or would you prefer a completely different way?
The conversion mentioned above has some impact, because for each pojo that is not gwt friendly out of the box you have to write a separate
class that is gwt friendly.
Any feedback is appreciated !
TIA
Kibu
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