Hi Chii, Thank you for your suggestion

Why client side solution is not secure?
Because in JSP the presentation logic was hidden in server. And if I
pass all the parameters to GWT via JavaScript, everyone can play with
it by changing HTML source.

On Jan 11, 2:34 pm, Chii <[email protected]> wrote:
> Why is it not "secure" to pass parameters from client side (whatever
> that actually means...)?
>
> I say the second method of defining a GWT Dictionary in JSP is the
> easiest way. Or, instead of GWT Dictionary, use javascript overlays:
> define a custom javascript object in the page, and access it through
> javascript overlays. Advantage is type safety, and autocomplete.
>
> ~Chii
>
> On Jan 11, 4:31 am, wera <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > Hi All,
>
> > I am adding a GWT component in JSP. It should receive several
> > parameters to know how to present data (for example, how many buttons
> > should be, what is the selected value in a drop-down, etc.)
>
> > The question is how to pass parameters from JSP to GWT.
>
> > I saw several ways to do it:
> > 1) Go to server, for example using RPC (I prefer not doing this - to
> > save time and minimize number of requests to server)
>
> > 2) Pass parameters from client side (might be not secure). I saw 2
> > ways:
> >    -define in JSP a GWT Dictionary to contain a map of values that GWT
> > component needs
> >    -add parameters on request - in include of GWT noscript.js
>
> > What is the best practice?
>
> > thanx
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