On Mar 18, 3:20 pm, tetsuo <[email protected]> wrote:
> as i catch i right, the rpc-call is a different way to communicate,
> then webservice
>
> webservice is between 2 tiers, the rpc is a remote controller for the
> client to the server. if u want to distribute your remote call to a
> second app.server, u can use a webservice. for the simple remote call
> from the gui (e.g. browser) use the rpc with the @remote call
well, in the example above I simplified the GWT Rpc service.
There's some more logic before the call to the webservice. Anyway,
there shouldn't be anything wrong in calling a webservice of the same
webserver (consider that I should be able to deploy the .war
everywhere without fearing that the wsdl points to the target
webserver or not).
there's something wrong in ws management.
If the RPC is called for the first time by more than a request, then
everything freezes, otherwise it works fine.
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