Thanks for the comments Alex and Robert,
I'm aware that this decoupling is against GWT's philosophy.
The reason I'm still trying to keep it separate is because these are
actually separate projects (each game) with different developers
working on each part with separate svn code repos.
.
If you use Google App Engine, you may use Channel API for java though
this is not as powerful as websockets.
J.Ganesanwww.DataStoreGwt.com
On Jul 5, 11:30 pm, Gautam Kowshik gautamkows...@gmail.com wrote:
I am designing a portal application (GWT) that controls/hosts games,
each
I'm a GWT noob and have been trusted with the task of building a full
fledged game portal :-) Now iv been trying to organize the
componenents of the project into modules before i start full fledged
code development. My plan, for now, is to maintain each game as a
separate GWT module and interface
I am designing a portal application (GWT) that controls/hosts games,
each being a separate GWT app. I'm trying to figure an elegant way to
integrate multiple gwt applications into one. Is it possible to
maintain modularity between apps while having them talk to each other
at both: client and
