Re: Request Factory and Overlay Type generator

If I understand it correctly JSIOWrapper acts as another layer of wrapper on top JavaScript library. Similar to that of OverLay Types. In the context of JSON, I guess with JSIOWrapper you don't have to write underlaying JSNI (JavaScript implementation for the native method) probably that is being taken cared by the library with the help of deferred binding. But still you need to define / write the interface. OverLay type generation from JavaClasses generates that boilerplate code (here I assume one is using Java technology on server side, and having corresponding Java POJO classes representing domain objects (JSON) on server side).

And gwt-exporter is altogether different thing, which will export your GWT code to JavaScript. Where as we are here talking other way round using JSON object into GWT code.

I hope I am able to clear your doubts.

Thanks,

-Pandurang (Vasu)

On Monday, 24 March 2014 17:20:43 UTC+5:30, salk31 wrote:

How does the overlap type generation relate to https://code.google.com/p/gwt-api-interop/wiki/JSIOJSWrapperExamples (looks dormant) and https://code.google.com/p/gwt-exporter/ (maybe different thing) ?

I've trying to get my head around the state of the art for GWT/native JS

Generating proxies sounds great but bit late for us :(

On Wednesday, March 19, 2014 12:00:09 PM UTC, Vasu wrote:

Some time back I had built this maven plugin to generate request factory interfaces by scanning annotations on entity and value beans as well as service classes. This plugin also can be used to generate overlay types by scanning annotations on server side pojo classes. You can refer it here (gwt-mvn-helper). You can refer sample test module (mvn-helper-test)for usage of this plugin. Please feel free to use the same, in case of any doubt please feel free to get in touch with me.

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