Hello.
I have a question concerning: how to handle communication failure...
The best way to explain my problem is to give an exemple:
In my app, the user has a gwt UI page where he creates an "item" when he
has finished to fill all the requested information, he clics on a "save
button" which is going to call the server using RPC:
serverService.saveBarterItem(saveItemRequest, new
AsyncCallback<SaveBarterItemResult>() {
public void onSuccess(SaveBarterItemResult result) {}
public void onFailure(Throwable caught) {}
});
in my exemple, when everything is going ok, the server returns an object
"SaveBarterItemResult".
imagine that the object that should be returned is very big in size (for
exemple 3 MB).
NOW imagine the following scenario:
the client (the browser of the user) successfully reach the server.
the server (which is a GAE) save the "item" in the DB and starts returning
the result.
then the internet of the client is lost....
-->
the onFailure function is called in the browser...
which makes the user think that the "item" has not been send
successfully... (whereas in fact it has been send successfully and it has
also been saved successfully)
THE PROBLEM THAT I HAVE is that I have no way to know that the item has
been saved successfully on the server.
(so the normal way for my gwt app to behave would be to let the user click
on the save button again... but if he does, then his item will be saved two
times...)
HOW DO YOU USUALLY HANDLE THIS?
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