A hack would be to use the GWT code and Flash's ExternalInterface to
validate via the Javascript produced by GWT and loaded in the browser.
I don't know how much you have to commit to GWT before you can use it
though; haven't used it before.
2009/7/10 Sam Lai :
> Doesn't GWT do something similar,
Doesn't GWT do something similar, converting the necessary Java code
to Javascript? Maybe that part can be reused as AS code. Granted, you
will lose the typing in the validation code, but I would presume that
GWT would've thought about that and mitigated the security issues
there?
P.S. Silverlight
On Wednesday 08 Jul 2009, Tim Rowe wrote:
> Does anyone happen to know of any JSR223 (Java platform scripting)
> implementation(s) of ActionScript for dynamic use? I'm currently looking
> through a lot of our business data validation logic which is implemented in
> two places arguably unnecessaril
Does anyone happen to know of any JSR223 (Java platform scripting)
implementation(s) of ActionScript for dynamic use? I'm currently looking
through a lot of our business data validation logic which is implemented in two
places arguably unnecessarily - both on the front-end in AS and then again
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