I already know everything about pros and cons on using async (after
working for 4 years with GWT), and also I'm a supporter of async being
the best option for almost everything.
Nevertheless, I do have an application with >1,000,000 lines of code I
can't change right now, and I must have few methods (that call lazy
collections at server side), and I'll manage to get the object from
serverside, but this will not work with a async call.
Since this is a temporary solution until we manage to not use lazy
collections at server side (there are millions of object instances
involved and long dependencies - I can't change this without deep
analysis), I've decided to download GWT 2.4 source code and recompile
with support for sync calls.
I've considered using "gilead" library, but this lib is not being
maintained anymore, there are dozen of bug reports open against it, and
I don't want to add a layer that would affect all application (against
to only a small portion of the application using sync calls).
Has anyone else accomplished this task?
Thanks,
Edson
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