Hi Luca,
GWT apps are not different from usual JEE Web Application.
JEE Web Applications are system or architecture independant, so they run on iSeries too.
If you use IBM Rational studio (or Eclipse that is quite equivalent ), develop your application as you did for Tomcat or any Java application server with minimum JSP and Servlet runtime. Export your application as a WAR package, then deploy it to WebSphere.
GWT don't put addons that are not compliant with JEE standards.
Things to check is that you have Google GWT libraries in the /lib application folder.
It should work without problem.
Tell us if you meet any issue.
Karim.
2014-11-18 19:27 GMT+01:00 Terry Birch <tjfbirch@bellsouth.net>:
Hi Luca,We have been running GWT apps on the iSeries/Power 6 for several years in Websphere. I have found it similar to running in Tomcat or other web server, Did you have specific questions related to running on the i?Terry
On Tuesday, November 18, 2014 11:09:49 AM UTC-5, Luca Tozzi wrote:Anyone have experience on use GWT on WebSphere for iSeries?I need skills, about it, for analyze and develop an important business project.
TNKS,Luca--
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