Hi People.
I've made a previous question, looking for the class that build the
content on a RPC call(here).
Now, I'm not finding the sequence of method calls that results on the
call of the following method in the class
ClientSerializationStreamWriter(here):
@Override
public String toString() {
StringBuffer buffer = new StringBuffer();
writeHeader(buffer);
writeStringTable(buffer);
writePayload(buffer);
return buffer.toString();
}
I noticed that the ClientSerializationStreamWriter is used in
RemoteServiceProxy and that, this class is extended on
RpcServiceProxy. What I'm trying to find is the exactly point where
the request is build before the send. The method doInvoke from
RemoteServiceProxy seems to be responsible for dispatching the request
itself, but how the String requestData is build?
com.google.gwt.user.client.rpc.impl.RemoteServiceProxy.doInvoke
I want to understand the regular path a RPC request does before it
leaves clients web browser. So far I'm not sure that every RPC uses
RpcServiceProxy.
I have a lot of assumptions and none assertion.
Thanks.
JuDaC
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