Hi,
Gson worked for me on Gadglet.
see: dev.gadglet.com
On May 20, 1:29 pm, Ikai Lan (Google) ika...@google.com wrote:
+1 for GSON.
Not sure how compatible it is with the default org.json stuff Android
uses. I mean, JSON is JSON, but different libraries do different things
escaping
+1 stripes
my stripe app boots cold in 2 seconds
round trip times from browser to datastore
in back are about 100ms
the rest of the stack...
combined with slim3 datastore and
much if the gae datastore issues
melt away
jquery mobile - works cross browser,
google tv, cross smart
+1 for GSON and Restlet.
Restlets works very well with GAE
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Check out http://www.json.org/ under java section towards bottom middle,
there are classes that serialize java objects into json for outing. GWT has
some libs that does it too.
Brandon Donnelson
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Thanks guys, great resources. I'm still a bit confused about the approach on
GAE server-side... Should I use servlets? Restlet? Something else?
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Hello Pop
I recommend a RESTful framework, VRaptor http://vraptor.caelum.com.br/en.
I've been using for almost a year with iphone clients.
Just some result.use(json()).from(obj).serialize() is enough and a @Consumes
annotation for payloads.
Their group will answer you fast if you have any
I'm using Stripes (an action based framework, similar to Struts 2 but
*way* better) and GSON. Stripes is very flexible and powerful and very
well thought out and designed.
On 2011-05-20 06:43, Pop Vasile wrote:
Thanks guys, great resources. I'm still a bit confused about the
approach on GAE
