You're right. RequestFactory is a protocol whose wire-format is based on JSON, just like XML-RPC or SOAP are protocols whose wire-format is based upon XML. That does not mean however that it cannot be used from non-GWT/non-Java clients. BTW, using gwt-exporter you could probably build a JS library exposing your proxies etc. to JS code, and it could probably be used from Flex (as AS3 is an ECMAScript superset); and RequestFactory might work in .NET using J#. It at least deserves a try IMO, unless you want to provide an "open API", which would rule out RequestFactory (and GWT-RPC)
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