Re: Amazon Web Services / Continuous Integration

[Frisco Software]

Thanks, already resolved.

On Thu, Aug 4, 2016 at 3:48 AM, abdul  wrote:

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> Build ear/war from your GWT application to deploy it into AWS
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Re: Amazon Web Services / Continuous Integration

[abdul]

Hi phil,

Build ear/war from your GWT application to deploy it into AWS

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Re: Amazon Web Services / Continuous Integration

[Phil O]

Hi Mohammed,

I'm trying to manually deploy a GWT app to AWS also.  I don't understand 
your step 4.  What does Create GWT apps EAR mean, unless EAR is the name of 
your web app? 

Thanks,
Phil

On Thursday, May 28, 2015 at 11:57:26 PM UTC-6, Mohammed Sameen wrote:

 Hi Ariel,
 I have experience in GWT apps deploying in AWS.Manually i did it

1. Create AWS Instance
2. Setup AWS with installing Server and Databases(Mysql),configuration
3. Expose the Instance 
4. Create GWT apps EAR
5. Transfer EAR to AWS through FTP or copy nd paste manually from 
local to remote AWS
6. Deploy the EAR in AWS server(tomcat/jboss)
7. Hit the URL


 On Thursday, May 28, 2015 at 6:23:34 PM UTC+5:30, Ariel Janover wrote:

 Hello everyone! We are working with GWT in a project with my Team, using 
 it for the client-side features and combining it with PHP + MySQL. 

 Does anybody have any experience deploying GWT Apps to Amazon Web 
 Services? We are interested in being able to automatically deploy to 
 development and production instances there after pushing to the 
 corresponding branches either with Git or Mercurial.

 All help is appreciated!

 Best,

 Ari



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Re: Amazon Web Services / Continuous Integration

[Ariel Janover]

Thanks for the help Mohammed! I was interested in knowing particularly
where are you guys compiling and executing the tests more than anything.

My process is a bit different since my server-side code is PHP so I use eb
deploy for the deployment per se.

Best!

Ari

On Fri, May 29, 2015 at 1:57 AM Mohammed Sameen sameen@gmail.com
wrote:

 Hi Ariel,
 I have experience in GWT apps deploying in AWS.Manually i did it

1. Create AWS Instance
2. Setup AWS with installing Server and Databases(Mysql),configuration
3. Expose the Instance
4. Create GWT apps EAR
5. Transfer EAR to AWS through FTP or copy nd paste manually from
local to remote AWS
6. Deploy the EAR in AWS server(tomcat/jboss)
7. Hit the URL


 On Thursday, May 28, 2015 at 6:23:34 PM UTC+5:30, Ariel Janover wrote:

 Hello everyone! We are working with GWT in a project with my Team, using
 it for the client-side features and combining it with PHP + MySQL.

 Does anybody have any experience deploying GWT Apps to Amazon Web
 Services? We are interested in being able to automatically deploy to
 development and production instances there after pushing to the
 corresponding branches either with Git or Mercurial.

 All help is appreciated!

 Best,

 Ari

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Re: Amazon Web Services / Continuous Integration

[Mohammed Sameen]

Hi Ariel,
I have experience in GWT apps deploying in AWS.Manually i did it

   1. Create AWS Instance
   2. Setup AWS with installing Server and Databases(Mysql),configuration
   3. Expose the Instance 
   4. Create GWT apps EAR
   5. Transfer EAR to AWS through FTP or copy nd paste manually from local 
   to remote AWS
   6. Deploy the EAR in AWS server(tomcat/jboss)
   7. Hit the URL


On Thursday, May 28, 2015 at 6:23:34 PM UTC+5:30, Ariel Janover wrote:

 Hello everyone! We are working with GWT in a project with my Team, using 
 it for the client-side features and combining it with PHP + MySQL. 

 Does anybody have any experience deploying GWT Apps to Amazon Web 
 Services? We are interested in being able to automatically deploy to 
 development and production instances there after pushing to the 
 corresponding branches either with Git or Mercurial.

 All help is appreciated!

 Best,

 Ari


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Amazon Web Services / Continuous Integration

[Ariel Janover]

Hello everyone! We are working with GWT in a project with my Team, using it 
for the client-side features and combining it with PHP + MySQL. 

Does anybody have any experience deploying GWT Apps to Amazon Web Services? 
We are interested in being able to automatically deploy to development and 
production instances there after pushing to the corresponding branches 
either with Git or Mercurial.

All help is appreciated!

Best,

Ari

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GWT with Restful Web Services and Hibernate.

[Ugo Giordano]

Hi all,

I have already implemented a web application that server side has a 
three-tier architecture with restful web service - DAO - hibernate that 
connects to the DB.
So, I want know how to bring this web app in GWT. Must I make special 
integrations? There is an example of a web app with this architecture for 
GWT?

Thanks to all :)

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Re: GWT with Restful Web Services and Hibernate.

[jonl]

There are multiple ways to arrange your three tiers.  How are they arranged?

IE is it:
DB - DAO - REST - Client?

If that is the case, and you only want to rewrite the client portion in 
GWT, take a look at https://github.com/resty-gwt/resty-gwt.

On Tuesday, November 11, 2014 1:16:27 AM UTC-7, Ugo Giordano wrote:

 Hi all,

 I have already implemented a web application that server side has a 
 three-tier architecture with restful web service - DAO - hibernate that 
 connects to the DB.
 So, I want know how to bring this web app in GWT. Must I make special 
 integrations? There is an example of a web app with this architecture for 
 GWT?

 Thanks to all :)


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Re: How to use Web Services in GWT

[christian]

I am using

https://github.com/chirino/resty-gwt

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How to use Web Services in GWT

[Vinod Narwani]

I want to use  Web Services in GWT can anyone suggest me how to use it ..

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Example of GWT+Autobean+REST web services?

[David Vree]

Looking for a good example of this stack to see how if/how the
autobean capability can create client side proxies for the service and
entity Java class we have on our server.

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Re: WEB SERVICES

[Deepak Singh]

Hi All,

Even these days with app engine 1.5.3, JAS-WS client is not working even
after they have added the supprt for this.

I used JASWS2.1.7-20090419.jar. Created a client and run the app without
GAE. Worked fine.
But when i do the same thing by creating a project with GAE, i got the
following exception

javax.xml.transform.TransformerFactoryConfigurationError: Provider
org.apache.xalan.processor.TransformerFactoryImpl not found

and when i add
System.setProperty(javax.xml.transform.TransformerFactory,com.sun.org.apache.xalan.internal.xsltc.trax.TransformerFactoryImpl);

It simply fails always with timeout exception.

Can anyone suggest me the solution.

Regards
Deepak

On Fri, Dec 10, 2010 at 1:05 AM, ben bentag...@googlemail.com wrote:

 You may have to whitelist the web service you are trying to invoke.
 This can be done from the gwr server vm argument/options in eclipse.

 On Dec 6, 11:17 am, bond daniele.re...@gmail.com wrote:
  Hi nancho. I've a similar problem.
  I've a web project made with eclipse plugin that run on embedded
  jetty. I want to create a ws with axis2 but the axis2 plugin don't
  permit me to add a webservice because my project has not a server
  (Tomcat).
  Have you created a gwt project that can run on Tomcat with eclipse +
  gwt eclipse plugin?
 
  Can you give me some suggestions?
 
  Thanks very much
 
  Daniele
 
  On 5 Dic, 14:50, nacho vela.igna...@gmail.com wrote:
 
 
 
   What i did was interact to the ws in my gwt app server code.
 
   What i mean is, for example, if you are using RPC to comunicate to
   your server, that you need to call to your ws in your MyServiceImpl
   class and that's all.
 
   But i have to say to you, that i needed to use JAX-WS and this lib is
   not supported with appengine, so i had to run and deploy my app in a
   Tomcat server. I don't know if this your case too.
 
   On 4 dic, 04:36, satti vsatish@gmail.com wrote:
 
hi,
 
   can any one help how to intract with webservice in GWT.
actually i genarated Java code from WSDL by using apache axis2, so
that where i hav to add that code in my GWT application, can u please
tell me step by step because i m new to GWT can any one help
me pls...
 
Thank in advance

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Re: WEB SERVICES

[Deepak Singh]

Any workaround pls..

On Sun, Aug 28, 2011 at 2:15 PM, Deepak Singh deepaksingh...@gmail.comwrote:

 Hi All,

 Even these days with app engine 1.5.3, JAS-WS client is not working even
 after they have added the supprt for this.

 I used JASWS2.1.7-20090419.jar. Created a client and run the app without
 GAE. Worked fine.
 But when i do the same thing by creating a project with GAE, i got the
 following exception

 javax.xml.transform.TransformerFactoryConfigurationError: Provider
 org.apache.xalan.processor.TransformerFactoryImpl not found

 and when i add

 System.setProperty(javax.xml.transform.TransformerFactory,com.sun.org.apache.xalan.internal.xsltc.trax.TransformerFactoryImpl);

 It simply fails always with timeout exception.

 Can anyone suggest me the solution.

 Regards
 Deepak


 On Fri, Dec 10, 2010 at 1:05 AM, ben bentag...@googlemail.com wrote:

 You may have to whitelist the web service you are trying to invoke.
 This can be done from the gwr server vm argument/options in eclipse.

 On Dec 6, 11:17 am, bond daniele.re...@gmail.com wrote:
  Hi nancho. I've a similar problem.
  I've a web project made with eclipse plugin that run on embedded
  jetty. I want to create a ws with axis2 but the axis2 plugin don't
  permit me to add a webservice because my project has not a server
  (Tomcat).
  Have you created a gwt project that can run on Tomcat with eclipse +
  gwt eclipse plugin?
 
  Can you give me some suggestions?
 
  Thanks very much
 
  Daniele
 
  On 5 Dic, 14:50, nacho vela.igna...@gmail.com wrote:
 
 
 
   What i did was interact to the ws in my gwt app server code.
 
   What i mean is, for example, if you are using RPC to comunicate to
   your server, that you need to call to your ws in your MyServiceImpl
   class and that's all.
 
   But i have to say to you, that i needed to use JAX-WS and this lib is
   not supported with appengine, so i had to run and deploy my app in a
   Tomcat server. I don't know if this your case too.
 
   On 4 dic, 04:36, satti vsatish@gmail.com wrote:
 
hi,
 
   can any one help how to intract with webservice in GWT.
actually i genarated Java code from WSDL by using apache axis2, so
that where i hav to add that code in my GWT application, can u
 please
tell me step by step because i m new to GWT can any one help
me pls...
 
Thank in advance

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Web services in google web toolkit

[Chris]

I am trying to create a gwt front end that communicates with a c# web
service.  I notice that whenever i try to use web services in a gwt
project that the java.rmi.Remote class is not supported in gwt.  I
have been trying to look around for solutions but have had trouble
finding a resolution.  I understand that gwt doesn't support that
class but why doesn't it support it and is there a way around it.

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AutoBean and Traditional web-Services

[drew]

Hello,
I am new to GWT and facing problems in using GWT 2.1 usign AutoBean or
Request Factory.

I developed a mock application usign request factory hvaing a Java
Class file to create mock data for the Bean. That java class file also
implements the RequestContext Interface but I dont know how to expose
those methods for Request Factory to pick it up.

For this mock application I have simple Bean and the Java
class(implementing all methods of RequestContext interface with no-arg
constructor, getId, getEntity, getVersion) and the static methods to
be called by client.


Also wanted to know if I could use AutoBeans for calling already GWT
hosted web services and how could I achieve that.

Thanks in advance
-Drew

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Re: WEB SERVICES

[nacho]

Yes, but i can't remember all the step that i followed.

Take a look to this, it is similar in some way to your needs
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2629297/is-it-possible-to-debug-gwt-client-code-on-a-remote-server-using-intellij-9-commu

The first step is the different one, where you must configure your
project to use Tomcat.

Let me know if this helped you :)

On 6 dic, 13:17, bond daniele.re...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hi nancho. I've a similar problem.
 I've a web project made with eclipse plugin that run on embedded
 jetty. I want to create a ws with axis2 but the axis2 plugin don't
 permit me to add a webservice because my project has not a server
 (Tomcat).
 Have you created a gwt project that can run on Tomcat with eclipse +
 gwt eclipse plugin?

 Can you give me some suggestions?

 Thanks very much

 Daniele

 On 5 Dic, 14:50, nacho vela.igna...@gmail.com wrote:

  What i did was interact to the ws in my gwt app server code.

  What i mean is, for example, if you are using RPC to comunicate to
  your server, that you need to call to your ws in your MyServiceImpl
  class and that's all.

  But i have to say to you, that i needed to use JAX-WS and this lib is
  not supported with appengine, so i had to run and deploy my app in a
  Tomcat server. I don't know if this your case too.

  On 4 dic, 04:36, satti vsatish@gmail.com wrote:

   hi,

          can any one help how to intract with webservice in GWT.
   actually i genarated Java code from WSDL by using apache axis2, so
   that where i hav to add that code in my GWT application, can u please
   tell me step by step because i m new to GWT can any one help
   me pls...

   Thank in advance

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Re: WEB SERVICES

[ben]

You may have to whitelist the web service you are trying to invoke.
This can be done from the gwr server vm argument/options in eclipse.

On Dec 6, 11:17 am, bond daniele.re...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hi nancho. I've a similar problem.
 I've a web project made with eclipse plugin that run on embedded
 jetty. I want to create a ws with axis2 but the axis2 plugin don't
 permit me to add a webservice because my project has not a server
 (Tomcat).
 Have you created a gwt project that can run on Tomcat with eclipse +
 gwt eclipse plugin?

 Can you give me some suggestions?

 Thanks very much

 Daniele

 On 5 Dic, 14:50, nacho vela.igna...@gmail.com wrote:



  What i did was interact to the ws in my gwt app server code.

  What i mean is, for example, if you are using RPC to comunicate to
  your server, that you need to call to your ws in your MyServiceImpl
  class and that's all.

  But i have to say to you, that i needed to use JAX-WS and this lib is
  not supported with appengine, so i had to run and deploy my app in a
  Tomcat server. I don't know if this your case too.

  On 4 dic, 04:36, satti vsatish@gmail.com wrote:

   hi,

          can any one help how to intract with webservice in GWT.
   actually i genarated Java code from WSDL by using apache axis2, so
   that where i hav to add that code in my GWT application, can u please
   tell me step by step because i m new to GWT can any one help
   me pls...

   Thank in advance

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Re: WEB SERVICES

[bond]

Hi nancho. I've a similar problem.
I've a web project made with eclipse plugin that run on embedded
jetty. I want to create a ws with axis2 but the axis2 plugin don't
permit me to add a webservice because my project has not a server
(Tomcat).
Have you created a gwt project that can run on Tomcat with eclipse +
gwt eclipse plugin?

Can you give me some suggestions?

Thanks very much

Daniele

On 5 Dic, 14:50, nacho vela.igna...@gmail.com wrote:
 What i did was interact to the ws in my gwt app server code.

 What i mean is, for example, if you are using RPC to comunicate to
 your server, that you need to call to your ws in your MyServiceImpl
 class and that's all.

 But i have to say to you, that i needed to use JAX-WS and this lib is
 not supported with appengine, so i had to run and deploy my app in a
 Tomcat server. I don't know if this your case too.

 On 4 dic, 04:36, satti vsatish@gmail.com wrote:

  hi,

         can any one help how to intract with webservice in GWT.
  actually i genarated Java code from WSDL by using apache axis2, so
  that where i hav to add that code in my GWT application, can u please
  tell me step by step because i m new to GWT can any one help
  me pls...

  Thank in advance

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Re: WEB SERVICES

[nacho]

What i did was interact to the ws in my gwt app server code.

What i mean is, for example, if you are using RPC to comunicate to
your server, that you need to call to your ws in your MyServiceImpl
class and that's all.

But i have to say to you, that i needed to use JAX-WS and this lib is
not supported with appengine, so i had to run and deploy my app in a
Tomcat server. I don't know if this your case too.

On 4 dic, 04:36, satti vsatish@gmail.com wrote:
 hi,

        can any one help how to intract with webservice in GWT.
 actually i genarated Java code from WSDL by using apache axis2, so
 that where i hav to add that code in my GWT application, can u please
 tell me step by step because i m new to GWT can any one help
 me pls...

 Thank in advance

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WEB SERVICES

[satti]

hi,

   can any one help how to intract with webservice in GWT.
actually i genarated Java code from WSDL by using apache axis2, so
that where i hav to add that code in my GWT application, can u please
tell me step by step because i m new to GWT can any one help
me pls...

Thank in advance

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List of Web services allowing access from any origin

[marius.andreiana]

Hi,

I started a List of Web services allowing access from any origin  here
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Web_services_allowing_access_from_any_origin

These services allow developing GWT apps fully using their APIs
directly from Javascript, thanks to setting the required HTTP headers.
This works on all modern browsers (except IE of course, which has a
different way of accessing CORS services).

Do you know other services besides the ones listed? Please add them to
the list or this thread.
You can also request your favorite service provider to set the needed
HTTP headers (if done right, i.e. on a separate domain different than
the rest of the site, there are no security issues).

Marius

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Re: Recommended approach for web services on the GWT/GAE stack?

[Arthur Kalmenson]

If GWT is your only client, why not just use GWT-RPC?

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wrote:
 Hi there,

 Being relatively new to the java ecosystem, I'm finding the myriad of
 options for providing web services a little overwhelming. Is there a
 best practice, or recommended approach for providing web services in
 my GWT/GAE application? I understand Restlet supports the complete
 stack, and while I can appreciate the separation of concerns that it
 provides, suspect that it may be overkill given that the GWT client
 will be the only consumer. Ideally I'd like to post a json object from
 my other web app and avoid soap/xml.

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Re: Recommended approach for web services on the GWT/GAE stack?

[Bayard Randel]

GWT is the only client, but I also need to provide a web service that
can receive and serialise json posted from a different web
application. I'm just uncertain about what the best way to implement
this service is on the GWT/GAE stack is.. using a servlet?

On Aug 27, 5:41 am, Arthur Kalmenson arthur.k...@gmail.com wrote:
 If GWT is your only client, why not just use GWT-RPC?

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Recommended approach for web services on the GWT/GAE stack?

[Bayard Randel]

Hi there,

Being relatively new to the java ecosystem, I'm finding the myriad of
options for providing web services a little overwhelming. Is there a
best practice, or recommended approach for providing web services in
my GWT/GAE application? I understand Restlet supports the complete
stack, and while I can appreciate the separation of concerns that it
provides, suspect that it may be overkill given that the GWT client
will be the only consumer. Ideally I'd like to post a json object from
my other web app and avoid soap/xml.

Thanks very much!

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Re: Possible ways to invoke web services with objects in GWT client

[dgiscool]

Thanks for the prompt response.

The Restful web service is developed using Spring Rest framework. It
expects a POST method with the User object (personal details for the
user) in the request, processes the User object and returns an updated
User object in the response. My understanding is that the User object
needs to be passed via Serialization while invoking it from the
client. Now, if I am using GWT, the object will be in Java. Most of
the examples I see are where the data exchanged between  GWT based
client and the server is in text format (XML or JSON), which is a bit
different than what I am trying to do.

If I use RequestBuilder API (com.google.gwt.http.client package), then
I don't see methods where I can add objects to the Request.  I only
see 'setRequestData(String) and sendRequest(String, RequestCallBack)
' . So how can I use this API to pass User object in the http
request ?

Is it possible at all to do what I need using GWT ? If using RPC is
the only solution then how can I do that ? Can you please provide
little bit details ?

Thanks in advance.

-Deep



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 Hi Deep-

 Could you elaborate on this a little bit?

 I need to use POST methods with user defined objects in the web svc
 calls

 User defined objects where ... in javascript?  In java?  If the
 latter, why not use gwt-rpc to move around these beans?  You would
 just need to make sure they are serializable.

 If you can't use gwt-rpc for whatever reason, then using standard
 servlets and JSON would also work.  You are correct, in order to do
 this you would use the RequestBuilder to make your request, and then
 use the GWT JSON libraries to parse the response.

 Good luck!

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Possible ways to invoke web services with objects in GWT client

[Deep Chand]

Hello,

As mentioned in my previous posts, I am a newbie to GWT and working on a GWT
client which needs to invoke RESTful web services. I need to use POST
methods with user defined objects in the web svc calls over http (for e.g.
User bean with personal data at the time of registration). The web service
will respond with user defined objects / JSON String response. I know I can
use RESTLET but I am running in to some issues there.

Can I use *com.google.gwt.http.client.RequestBuilder *and related classes? I
am not able to figure out how to build requests with such objects (not
string data), receive responses with such objects from REST web services? Is
there any other way such as use RPC as a wrapper ? or any other mechanism ?
I need you experts to provide some suggestions about which will be the best
way.
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Thanks in advance,
Deep
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Re: Possible ways to invoke web services with objects in GWT client

[rjcarr]

Hi Deep-

Could you elaborate on this a little bit?

I need to use POST methods with user defined objects in the web svc
calls

User defined objects where ... in javascript?  In java?  If the
latter, why not use gwt-rpc to move around these beans?  You would
just need to make sure they are serializable.

If you can't use gwt-rpc for whatever reason, then using standard
servlets and JSON would also work.  You are correct, in order to do
this you would use the RequestBuilder to make your request, and then
use the GWT JSON libraries to parse the response.

Good luck!

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Re: Does anyone worked with GWT connecting to Web Services in the server side?

[jaga]

I use Axis 2 to communicate with web services on the server. The
ServiceImpl and RPC gives the results to and from the GWT client.

James

On Nov 9, 4:32 pm, doopa niallhas...@googlemail.com wrote:
 Hi,

 I use tomcat to connect to a variety of webservices. Essentially it
 works as a client to them. I don't deploy to Google AppEngine though.
 But it does work if you control the server that you host the tomcat
 instance on.

 On Nov 8, 2:25 am, Sripathi Krishnan sripathi.krish...@gmail.com
 wrote:



   it dosnt have to be a problem if i want to
   deploy the application in a Tomcat Server for example.

  You can do that if you disable Google App Engine. If you are using the GWT
  Eclipse plugin, there is a setting to disable App Engine.

  --Sri

  2009/11/7 nacho vela.igna...@gmail.com

   The problem is the following.

   I have an api wich connects to the differents WS and gave me all the
   DAOs. But when i try to use the API in the server side, in a
   ServiceImpl class i get the followoing error:

   javax.xml.ws.Service is a restricted class. Please see the Google  App
   Engine developer's guide for more details.

   This problem i think is because this class is not in the Appengine
   Whitelist (http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/java/
   jrewhitelist.htmlhttp://code.google.com/appengine/docs/java/%0Ajrewhitelist.html)
   but it dosnt have to be a problem if i want to
   deploy the application in a Tomcat Server for example.

   Buuut because of the above error, my problem is that i can't make
   the GWT compiler to get run and compile the js files.

   How could i do?

   On Nov 7, 6:22 am, MarcoGT marc...@gmail.com wrote:
On Nov 6, 7:43 pm, nacho vela.igna...@gmail.com wrote:

 Hi, i'm trying to develop an application with GWT in wich one i have
 to get the data from WS that are hosted on a different server.

 I was googling about that but there not so much examples.

 Does anyone did that?

What do you mean with different server?
I do something like that; I use RequestBuilder classs (I do not use
RPC and ASyncCallBack) to make request to server; date are sent and
received in XML format.

Bye
Marco

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Re: Does anyone worked with GWT connecting to Web Services in the server side?

[doopa]

Hi,

I use tomcat to connect to a variety of webservices. Essentially it
works as a client to them. I don't deploy to Google AppEngine though.
But it does work if you control the server that you host the tomcat
instance on.

On Nov 8, 2:25 am, Sripathi Krishnan sripathi.krish...@gmail.com
wrote:
  it dosnt have to be a problem if i want to
  deploy the application in a Tomcat Server for example.

 You can do that if you disable Google App Engine. If you are using the GWT
 Eclipse plugin, there is a setting to disable App Engine.

 --Sri

 2009/11/7 nacho vela.igna...@gmail.com



  The problem is the following.

  I have an api wich connects to the differents WS and gave me all the
  DAOs. But when i try to use the API in the server side, in a
  ServiceImpl class i get the followoing error:

  javax.xml.ws.Service is a restricted class. Please see the Google  App
  Engine developer's guide for more details.

  This problem i think is because this class is not in the Appengine
  Whitelist (http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/java/
  jrewhitelist.htmlhttp://code.google.com/appengine/docs/java/%0Ajrewhitelist.html)
  but it dosnt have to be a problem if i want to
  deploy the application in a Tomcat Server for example.

  Buuut because of the above error, my problem is that i can't make
  the GWT compiler to get run and compile the js files.

  How could i do?

  On Nov 7, 6:22 am, MarcoGT marc...@gmail.com wrote:
   On Nov 6, 7:43 pm, nacho vela.igna...@gmail.com wrote:

Hi, i'm trying to develop an application with GWT in wich one i have
to get the data from WS that are hosted on a different server.

I was googling about that but there not so much examples.

Does anyone did that?

   What do you mean with different server?
   I do something like that; I use RequestBuilder classs (I do not use
   RPC and ASyncCallBack) to make request to server; date are sent and
   received in XML format.

   Bye
   Marco
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Re: Does anyone worked with GWT connecting to Web Services in the server side?

[MarcoGT]

On Nov 6, 7:43 pm, nacho vela.igna...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hi, i'm trying to develop an application with GWT in wich one i have
 to get the data from WS that are hosted on a different server.

 I was googling about that but there not so much examples.

 Does anyone did that?

What do you mean with different server?
I do something like that; I use RequestBuilder classs (I do not use
RPC and ASyncCallBack) to make request to server; date are sent and
received in XML format.

Bye
Marco

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Re: Does anyone worked with GWT connecting to Web Services in the server side?

[nacho]

The problem is the following.

I have an api wich connects to the differents WS and gave me all the
DAOs. But when i try to use the API in the server side, in a
ServiceImpl class i get the followoing error:

javax.xml.ws.Service is a restricted class. Please see the Google  App
Engine developer's guide for more details.

This problem i think is because this class is not in the Appengine
Whitelist (http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/java/
jrewhitelist.html) but it dosnt have to be a problem if i want to
deploy the application in a Tomcat Server for example.

Buuut because of the above error, my problem is that i can't make
the GWT compiler to get run and compile the js files.

How could i do?



On Nov 7, 6:22 am, MarcoGT marc...@gmail.com wrote:
 On Nov 6, 7:43 pm, nacho vela.igna...@gmail.com wrote:

  Hi, i'm trying to develop an application with GWT in wich one i have
  to get the data from WS that are hosted on a different server.

  I was googling about that but there not so much examples.

  Does anyone did that?

 What do you mean with different server?
 I do something like that; I use RequestBuilder classs (I do not use
 RPC and ASyncCallBack) to make request to server; date are sent and
 received in XML format.

 Bye
 Marco
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Re: Does anyone worked with GWT connecting to Web Services in the server side?

[Shawn Brown]

 Have you looked at
http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/java/urlfetch/overview.html

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Re: Does anyone worked with GWT connecting to Web Services in the server side?

[Sripathi Krishnan]

 it dosnt have to be a problem if i want to
 deploy the application in a Tomcat Server for example.


You can do that if you disable Google App Engine. If you are using the GWT
Eclipse plugin, there is a setting to disable App Engine.

--Sri


2009/11/7 nacho vela.igna...@gmail.com


 The problem is the following.

 I have an api wich connects to the differents WS and gave me all the
 DAOs. But when i try to use the API in the server side, in a
 ServiceImpl class i get the followoing error:

 javax.xml.ws.Service is a restricted class. Please see the Google  App
 Engine developer's guide for more details.

 This problem i think is because this class is not in the Appengine
 Whitelist (http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/java/
 jrewhitelist.htmlhttp://code.google.com/appengine/docs/java/%0Ajrewhitelist.html)
 but it dosnt have to be a problem if i want to
 deploy the application in a Tomcat Server for example.

 Buuut because of the above error, my problem is that i can't make
 the GWT compiler to get run and compile the js files.

 How could i do?



 On Nov 7, 6:22 am, MarcoGT marc...@gmail.com wrote:
  On Nov 6, 7:43 pm, nacho vela.igna...@gmail.com wrote:
 
   Hi, i'm trying to develop an application with GWT in wich one i have
   to get the data from WS that are hosted on a different server.
 
   I was googling about that but there not so much examples.
 
   Does anyone did that?
 
  What do you mean with different server?
  I do something like that; I use RequestBuilder classs (I do not use
  RPC and ASyncCallBack) to make request to server; date are sent and
  received in XML format.
 
  Bye
  Marco
 


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Re: Invoking Web Services

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On Aug 12, 8:37 am, Paul Grenyer paul.gren...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hi

 Make an RPC and the do it the Java way on the server.

Thats what I do and it works pretty well. Send an rpc request to a
tomcat (for example) server and then have it create the WS request.

 Paul

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 I'm trying to figure out how to make Web Service calls from GWT.
 Anyone have any ideas or can point me in the right direction?  Thanks.

 Gerard

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Invoking Web Services

[gerardc]

I'm trying to figure out how to make Web Service calls from GWT.
Anyone have any ideas or can point me in the right direction?  Thanks.

Gerard

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Re: Invoking Web Services

[Paul Grenyer]

Hi

Make an RPC and the do it the Java way on the server.

Paul
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I'm trying to figure out how to make Web Service calls from GWT.
Anyone have any ideas or can point me in the right direction?  Thanks.

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Re: Support of web services

[doopa]

I think the recommended way to do this is have a server handle the
webservice side of things and have your GWT client speak to the server
via an RPC call.

Therefore, the user would click a btn on the client, this would fire a
request to the server to run a webservice, and then the server would
pass back the results, and the client would have to do something with
this.

On Nov 6, 11:17 am, silise [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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 I would like to know how requests to web services are handled with
 GWT. Indeed, I have a java code that sends a request (based on axis2
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 Thank you by advance
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Support of web services

[silise]

Hello!
I would like to know how requests to web services are handled with
GWT. Indeed, I have a java code that sends a request (based on axis2
java) to a web service when the user clicks on a button.
Thank you by advance
sihem

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