On 4 nov, 21:28, walden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> @Thomas,
>
> If you could define *application* then I could figure out if I can
> make any sense of your comment. There may be confusion arising from
> my sloppy use of the term 'module'. I was talking runtime
> architecture, not code organization.
I'm using the term "application" for the GWT module to be run against
the GWTCompiler and/or the output after running it; and "module" for
GWT modules (gwt.xml and associated resources and code; things that
you can inherit in other modules and/or applications).
If you have distinct applications ("compiled GWT modules"), you cannot
use Java/GWT to make them talk to each other (you cannot just
implement Observable/Observer –the Java interfaces–); hence my "Java-
GWT is not an option here".
Hope I'm clearer.
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