This probably sounds weird and I'm already questioning the reasoning
behind it myself, but...
Has anyone tried using GWT-RPC within a Java Applet? I'm thinking of a
scheme where the Applet could actually initiate ("push") responses to
the page, and vice-versa, by just calling a JavaScript method... the
page could probably encode requests to the applet, treating it like a
server, but skipping the HTTP and just passign the GWT-RPC payload.
I beleive you can just pass JavaScript objects back and forth
(LiveConnect?) But it would be nice to make use of GWT-RPC to handle
the conversion into native Java types. I think all you'd need to do is
seperate the marshalling portions from the the Servlet code. This has
been done to support php and python I think, right?
Anyway, just a wacky idea, not sure what I'd use it for but... I might
come up with an idea ;-)
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