Hi, this is my first time around and I have a bunch of doubts but I'm gonna try to be precise.
I have to complete a task which involves 4 majors terms I'm not very related with. JBoss, GWT, RPC and WAR The task is: To make a web project in WAR format which must have a GWT app. This app must have at RPC services. RPC services can be anything, just simplistic. The RPC must be made from an interface, using a button or whatever. Then that WAR will be deployed in a JBoss server, and test the RPC using the interface. So here is my knowledge so far after reading and researching. WAR files are web application packages, similar to EJB files but using web. JBoss is an application server where you can deploy WAR and EJB files. So the app within the WAR file can be reachable using a web browser. GWT is the Google Web Toolkit to make web applications using Java language. the compiler make all the dirty job and generates all the HTML and JS files. You can make the WAR file out of this. And finally RPC are calls to ask for a remote services, is a method implemented on a remote place, so is available to be requested. That way the 'local' app avoid implementing those procedures and focus on local ones only. The thing is I'm not quite sure of somethings. I can make my GWT app and package it in a WAR file, I have JBoss running, so if I copy the war files to the deploy folder it'll be running, but I don't know where to place the remote procedures and I don't know where to make the interface. So, should I make my GWT project and implement there some methods to be used as RPC, and then totally apart, make an interface, like a HTML file or something to call those RPC? (important: totally apart? and HTML works? or it must be like other type of interface?) This is the kind-of-diagram I have in mind and I don't know if it's correct: [JBoss server1] WAR project(Procedures1, Procedure2) ----------------------> Interface which somehow uses something like server1:procedure1 and then print the result of procedure1 somewhere (in the interface). I really wanna get this clear, Many thanks in advance. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Google Web Toolkit" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/google-web-toolkit?hl=en.
