well, you may have as many "client" contexts as you wish. In local context configuration you need to copy RPC files to the server - and that is what you apparently don't want. But in remote context these RPC files are generated on the client (by ProxyCreator), they remain there and server is able to fetch them using HTTP connection to appropriate client.
On 23. Feb, 00:25 h., ed bras <post2edb...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi Ladislav, > > Thanks for your response. > > I do almost the same thing as Acris does, I only have my files located in > the classpath (I also use GWT-SL to read my policy files).. > But Acris also doesn't solve the problem of having all these policy files > scattered around and assumes that you have them somewhere available in a > local or remote context. However, they don't explain how to get them there, > which is exactly my problem and not very friendly to my experience.... (they > also refer to using ant copy actions to collect them). -- http://groups.google.com/group/Google-Web-Toolkit-Contributors
