i guess you have a list of options to consider...

* Develop you application in GWT and deploy in the Google Apps using the
Google datacenter and possibly (in behind) BigTable.

Thats a good option if you dont depend too much of external communication,
as google Apps its a little bit restrictive of it. (As payment service from
Visa for example, or sending an sms message to a external network..etc)

* Use GWT with BigTable clones as Hadoop/HBase(Java) for example, if you
need some kind of Data abstraction Layer , you can use something like
Datanucleus, or you can just go native anyway..

  This could be a option, but think twice if you have a Web 2.0 app and need
a good real-time data processing... the BigTable (Clones) paradigm its not a
proven technology for real-time processing demand , as it was created with
Petabyte batch-processing technology behind it.

  (Off course, if you have a big datacenter and the REAL BigTable
implementation , desconsider words above.. :)  )

 Another thing, forget about relationships and table joins (you must design
a hole new datastructure).


* Use GWT with Mysql-Cluster(or another RDBM cluster)

   You can use real-time and relational paradigm, with the clustering
advantages.


Anyway if you want to use BigTable alikes Databases, you should consider de
advantages/weakness of using it, and if your application is the one who
could benefit from it.

for the real-time ones, i think we need to wait a little bit until realtime
approaches to this tecnology get mature...

(but i can bite my tong.. and i hope so) :)

Regards,

Fabio Kaminski


On Wed, Feb 24, 2010 at 3:47 AM, Kimseng <[email protected]> wrote:

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>
> I would like your idea on how to convert my existing web application
> developed on Maven, Struts 1, Hibernate and Mysql to GWT and BigTable
> Data Store.
>
> Happy to get any idea on this.
>
> Thanks
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