this looked bad posted, forgive my bad english: I would strongly recomend PHP framework specially http://www.yiiframework.com/ they are fasterm easier to mantain, clear... well you might wanna try it your self
what I ment was: I would strongly recomend a PHP framework (PHP owns) specially http://www.yiiframework.com/ applications in PHP are faster, easier to mantain the code is more clean (still I like groovy's syntax), they do not consume absurd server resouces as a java application and they are really small compared to a java application a PHP application with a weight if 5MB would weight around 30MB in grails, well you might wanna try it your self. On Oct 18, 10:55 am, "asgaroth.belem" <[email protected]> wrote: > Well, i see you are using groovy (hopefully with grails) > > my first advice would be ... cut that off for a start xD > > I just hate it, Ill never go back to java applications in my life > if I can avoid it. > > Hopefully this is not your first grails or groovy application > and you allready know how to handle production enviroments with it. > > I would strongly recomend PHP framework speciallyhttp://www.yiiframework.com/ > they are fasterm easier to mantain, clear... well you might wanna try > it your self > > Now back to the topic, as Fli7e sugested you would be better off using > JSON > in groovy I supose you are using : > > render myObj as XML > > just change them to : > > render myObj as JSON > > update your requests to Request.JSON and that should solve your > problems I hope. > > Alex, > > On Oct 18, 1:04 am, Sanford Whiteman <[email protected]> > wrote: > > > > albeit serialized > > > I don't actually know what I meant by that. So just cut that out of > > the explanation. :P > > > -- Sandy
