I need to forward the data to the client. If not using the data types
generated by these frameworks, what else can I use?

On Jul 7, 12:06 am, Deepak Singh <[email protected]> wrote:
> You will use these data binding frameworks only on server side. They dont
> have any role to play on client side.
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> On Wed, Jul 6, 2011 at 9:04 PM, laolaoyu <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Hi,
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> > I have some XML data on my web server side (which is received from
> > some web service). At the moment I used Axis2 DataBinding (ADB)
> > framework to generated all the data types in Java.
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> > However when I tried to forward these Java objects to the web client
> > side thru GWT-RPC, it failed because all the library dependencies are
> > not available on the client-side. I have read thru some posts in this
> > group and on google and it seems that it is the same problem also for
> > other data binding framework like Jaxb, Xmlbeans, JiBX, etc.
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> > For what I have seen, one way to solve it is to include the dependent
> > libraries as "super-source" on the client-side so GWT compiler to find
> > them during Java to JavaScript compilation. This doesn't sound like an
> > elegant solution to me?
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> > Is there a better to solve the problem?
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> > Thanks,
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