On 30 août, 18:37, Peter Simun <[email protected]> wrote:
> Thomas, I don't want to start a flame war here, but I really didn't
> get your point about generating interfaces.
> The goal is: "automatically convert JPA-annotated entities to GWT
> Records" so it means that you have:
> - @Entity class DomainEntity {...}
> - GWT 2.1 Record interface
If you already have that, assuming you're using RequestFactory, then
you don't need anything else (apart from defining your RequestFactory
and GWT.crate() it, but you'll use the RequestFactory generator, you
don't need to code one).
> and you want to get both of them in a result:
> - class RecordDomainEntity extends DomainEntity implements Record
> {...}
>
> So, deffered binding will works perfectly for that case. Same with the
> annotation processing.
If that's what you want, then yes, deferred binding or annotation
processing would both work. But I don't think that was the original
question, or I really misunderstood it.
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