Hi. I'm a newbie in GWT and my JAVA skills aren't to good as well.
In order to learn these technologies I'm trying to implement an e-mail
client.
Time needed to get all messages (say: 200) from mail-server is quite
long (using pop3). My solution looks like that:
User puts access data in configuration box, afterthat client requests
server to download all messages to server-side database .
mailAsync.getMailsSubjectsToDB(accessData ,
toDBcallback);
At the same time client sends another request in order to get already
downloaded messages - client repeats this until all messages from mail-
server are in database (it's being stoped by toDBcallback's
onSuccess() method).
refreshTimer = new Timer(){
@Override
public void run(){
AsyncCallback<ArrayList<EmailItem>> callbackNewMails = new
AsyncCallback<ArrayList<EmailItem>>(){
@Override
public void onFailure(Throwable caught) {
.....
}
@Override
public void onSuccess(ArrayList<EmailItem> result) {
EmailItems.addNewMails(result);
update(result.size());
}
};
mailAsync2.getMailsSubjects(callbackNewMails);
}
}; refreshTimer.scheduleRepeating(2500);
However in practice, these two methods don't run concurrently. First
mailAsync2.getMailsSubjects(callbackNewMails) call is oporeted just
after all messages are loaded into database.
So here's the question: Do I have to use threads in the server-side
code, or is there any other server that's got built-in threads
management?
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