I added Errai's EventBus to a vanilla GWT app (push notification) without
using Errai's IOC library ( I am using RequestFactory and GIN/GUICE) and it
worked fine.
Here is the Gin configuration:
@Provides@Singleton
public RequestDispatcher getRequestDispatcher() {
return ErraiBus.getDispatcher();
}
@Provides
@Singleton
public MessageBus getMessageBus() {
return ErraiBus.get();
}
On the client side inject MessageBus and RequestDispatcher into your class
and then you can do following things:
Subscribing:
messageBus.subscribe("BroadcastReceiver", new MessageCallback() {
@Override
public void callback(Message message) {
//DO SOMETHNG
}
});
Sending message:
MessageBuilder.createMessage("ClientComService")
.noErrorHandling()
.sendNowWith(dispatcher);
On the server side am using Spring.
On Saturday, May 11, 2013 11:18:39 PM UTC+2, kim young ill wrote:
hi there, anyone out there has any experience using vanilla gwt with errai
> ? there're some cool things from errai (event-bus, server-push) i want to
> use, but i dont want to rewrite the existing-app to use errai, especially
> gin/guice (i'm using mainly request-factory with guice/gin,
> place/activities & editor). i look thru the docs of errai & it looks like
> you're tied to the container injection framework of errai.
>
> thanx
>
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