>
> Use native JSON.stringify through JSNI?
> The problem with com.google.gwt.json is that it creates a lot of objects
> and uses a lot of JSNI which slows down DevMode.
>
Ok JSON.stringify helps quite a bit. Now its basically
if (GWT.isScript()) {
dataBean = AutoBeanCodex.decode(factory, Data.class, (JsoSplittable)
getDataAsJsoFromJSNI());
} else {
//JsoSplittable is @GwtScriptOnly so we need something different for
DevMode
dataBean = AutoBeanCodex.decode(factory, AppInitData.class,
getDataAsStringFromJSNI());
}
(side note: the data you get from the page is JS, not JSON; JSON is a
> serialization format, if you have objects, then it's JS, possibly expressed
> as JS literals; this is one reason why JSON-P is completely misnamed:
> there's no JSON in JSON-P, at all)
>
Yeah of course I get a JSO. Just a bad habit when naming it directly JSON.
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