On 7 juil, 10:18, ytrewqsm <ytrew...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Thx a lot...i got a lot of information...i try now to process all of
> it.
> Still after first reading ,REST like application is based on url's and
> stuff
> How can that be applied to a GWT app which is based on RPC.
> This is like a one page application....so ?
RPC by definition isn't RESTful; but you can just use in RPC what you
learned about statelessness of the server while reading about REST;
concepts are the same, just the messages exchanged over HTTP would be
different (and make you loose ability to cache responses at the HTTP
level and otherwise control "cachingness" of your data; but if all
your data has to be requested once authenticated, this isn't a big
lost; just that you have to code a client-side cache if you want some
caching, while with a REST approach you can just take advantage of
HTTP caching features).
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