Re: Issues calling RPC with GWT 2.8 RC1

Hi Thomas, Thanks for your suggestions. I finally fixed this issue. The issue was that I was adding all jackson mapper code inside bean objects which gwt does not like during response conversion in RPC. I removed that and extracted out to a new factory class used as generic code from every

Re: Issues calling RPC with GWT 2.8 RC1

On Monday, August 29, 2016 at 4:59:08 AM UTC+2, nishan...@gmail.com wrote: > > I am using gwt-servlet-2.8 RC1 jar on server too. I get 500 Internal > Server Error in Throwable. […] Any suggestion would be of great help to me > to nail down this issue. > Have a look at your server logs and/or

Re: Issues calling RPC with GWT 2.8 RC1

I did not try Rc2 yet. Is this issue fixed in Rc2, if you know ? Thanks, Nishant On Thursday, August 25, 2016 at 6:06:51 PM UTC+7, Juan Pablo Gardella wrote: > > Did you try 2.8 rc2? Which error are you seeing? > > On Thu, 25 Aug 2016 at 07:16 wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> From

Re: Issues calling RPC with GWT 2.8 RC1

I am using gwt-servlet-2.8 RC1 jar on server too. I get 500 Internal Server Error in Throwable. Also I have not tried Gwt 2.8 RC2, I just updated to Rc1 for now. Is this issue fixed in Rc2 ? Also I just discovered that issue goes away if I stop using gwt jackson library which I have started

Re: Issues calling RPC with GWT 2.8 RC1

What Throwable do you get in onFailure? Did you update the gwt-servlet.jar on server-side too? And to answer your question, yes, there have been changes to RPC since 2.7; the protocol should be backwards-compatible but there have also been changes to CustomerFieldSerializers and objects, to the

Re: Issues calling RPC with GWT 2.8 RC1

Did you try 2.8 rc2? Which error are you seeing? On Thu, 25 Aug 2016 at 07:16 wrote: > Hi, > > From our application whenever we make RPC calls, we reach to our remote > service and when we return any object successfully back, we get back in > onFailure method of

Issues calling RPC with GWT 2.8 RC1

Hi, >From our application whenever we make RPC calls, we reach to our remote service and when we return any object successfully back, we get back in onFailure method of "AsyncCallback". The same code use to work with gwt 2.7 and we are trying to migrate our application from 2.7 to 2.8 RC1.

Re: 404 Error message The requested URL 'path' was not found on this server, when calling RPC

Dear Robinson, I'm having exactly the same problem. App working on local server, mocahost, same error! How did you solved it? Thanks, Anna. Il giorno giovedì 7 marzo 2013 02:08:43 UTC+1, Robinson De la hoz ha scritto: I uploaded my gwt application on a new hosting with shared tomcat. My

404 Error message The requested URL 'path' was not found on this server, when calling RPC

I uploaded my gwt application on a new hosting with shared tomcat. My application calls a RPC Servlet, but It looks like not working, because I get this error message. 404 !DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC -//IETF//DTD HTML 2.0//EN htmlhead title404 Not Found/title /headbody h1Not Found/h1 pThe requested

wait cursor when calling RPC

Hi, I'm in the middle of a project and would like to display the wait cursor when until RPC onSuccess is called. I've tried directly setting and removing the style name of my panel with .waitCursor { cursor: wait;}. But it seems very glitchey(I'm using Chrome). Then I tried

Re: wait cursor when calling RPC

Setting the cursor is not the best design pattern for RPC calls, what if you have 10 widgets all making RPC calls, will each of them try to set and unset the cursor? Also expect some quirkiness between browsers if you set the cursor via the DOM. This is probably a better solution, show and hide

Re: Calling RPC

If you want server -- server communication using GWT RPC, gwt- syncproxy is what you need. On Nov 15, 6:50 pm, Raju rajus...@gmail.com wrote: Hi, I am new to GWT and had a requirement. I have two applications running on two different servers. And i need to make an asynchronous call from one

Calling RPC

Hi, I am new to GWT and had a requirement. I have two applications running on two different servers. And i need to make an asynchronous call from one application to the other. Is it possible to call the Remote Procedure of one application running on a different server from a different application

Re: Calling RPC

No it is not possible since RPC call are simple XmlHttpRequests and Security implementation in browser does not allow cross server call. But, you can forward your RPC requests from the Serve1r to your Server2 Client1 -- Server1 -- Server2. 2010/11/15 Raju rajus...@gmail.com Hi, I am new to

Re: Calling RPC

Depending on your requirements, you could also use some iframe mechamisms to have panels of the 2 applications on the same screen. It makes then inter-app communication a bit harder but possible. regards didier On Nov 15, 12:50 pm, Raju rajus...@gmail.com wrote: Hi, I am new to GWT and had

Re: Getting com.google.gwt.user.client.rpc.IncompatibleRemoteServiceException while calling RPC method

i have the same problem...any help? On 16 Jun., 11:23, ramraj sriramaraju2...@gmail.com wrote: Hi, I am using gwt2.0,i have some RPC service classes,previously i have used 1.6 at that all rpc functionlaities are working fine after changed to 2.0 i am un able to call the RPC methods,while

Getting com.google.gwt.user.client.rpc.IncompatibleRemoteServiceException while calling RPC method

Hi, I am using gwt2.0,i have some RPC service classes,previously i have used 1.6 at that all rpc functionlaities are working fine after changed to 2.0 i am un able to call the RPC methods,while calling the method i am getting the exception like 2009-06-16 14:52:36.641:/:WARN: An

Re: Calling RPC Service inside another module

Its broke again!!, I apologize for posting same thing again, but somehow its not working. Here is the configuration details : Project A : gwt 1.5 application has couple of RPC defined Project B : gwt 1.6 application, has inherited A, included project in eclipse, here is B.gwt.xml ?xml

Re: Calling RPC Service inside another module

I think I got it, I had @RemoteServiceRelativePath(userinfo) missing in my service declaration inside application A and GWT 1.6 requires that. http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/doc/1.6/ReleaseNotes_1_6.html Thanks for the help. On May 11, 2:44 pm, sim123 sim3...@gmail.com wrote: Its broke

Re: Calling RPC Service inside another module

any idea why I am getting this warning and what can be done to remove the same. Normally there's a link to a more detailed description of that warning in the hosted mode console. Here's the detailed message:

Re: Calling RPC Service inside another module

Have you tried duplicating the mapping entries for both modules? servlet servlet-nameUserService/servlet-name servlet-class com.test.UserServiceImpl /servlet-class /servlet servlet-mapping servlet-nameUserService/servlet-name

Re: Calling RPC Service inside another module

That works. Thanks for your help. I have other compilation warning like [WARN] Server class 'com.test.UserServiceImpl' could not be found in the web app, but was found on the system classpath [WARN] Adding classpath entry 'file:/Users/test/workspace/A/bin/' to the web app classpath for this

Re: Calling RPC Service inside another module

Can some one please help me with this issue and guide me to right directions?? Thanks a lot for your help. On May 6, 5:04 pm, sim123 sim3...@gmail.com wrote: I have created two GWT projects A and B where A is an independent and main application and B is more like test application for A, so I

Re: Calling RPC Service inside another module

in web.xml patterns are relative, I have given the path in web.xml, but my application appends /B/userinfo here is my web.xml configuration servlet servlet-nameUserService/servlet-name servlet-class com.test.UserServiceImpl /servlet-class /servlet

calling RPC service from Java using GWT 1.5

Hi I'm trying to do what's stated in the subject. I thought I could use javaongems to do that with the following code : - import org.javaongems.core.jclient.Gwt; import com.google.gwt.user.client.rpc.ServiceDefTarget; public class JavaRpcClient {

Re: calling RPC service from Java using GWT 1.5

On Thu, Mar 26, 2009 at 10:22 AM, gui@gmail.com gui@gmail.com wrote: I'm trying to do what's stated in the subject.  I thought I could use javaongems to do that with the following code : - import org.javaongems.core.jclient.Gwt; import

Calling RPC from gwt-shell-hosted on netbeans

I'm having trouble calling RPC in shell hosted mode. Currently I have a simple login page that use rpc to validate the user/ password. And when I tried running with shell hosted mode, it always give me an onFailure() Error ERROR final AsyncCallback callback = new AsyncCallback

Re: Calling RPC from gwt-shell-hosted on netbeans

is com.sun.dmt.admin.server.login.LoginServiceImpl in the classpath of the hosted browser ? If you use the Tomcat instance of the hosted browser, that should be enough. 2009/1/9 joe young keven.c...@gmail.com I'm having trouble calling RPC in shell hosted mode. Currently I have a simple

Re: Calling RPC from gwt-shell-hosted on netbeans

in the classpath of the hosted browser ? If you use the Tomcat instance of the hosted browser, that should be enough. 2009/1/9 joe young keven.c...@gmail.com I'm having trouble calling RPC in shell hosted mode. Currently I have a simple login page that use rpc to validate the user/ password

Re: Calling RPC from gwt-shell-hosted on netbeans

in the classpath of the hosted browser ? If you use the Tomcat instance of the hosted browser, that should be enough. 2009/1/9 joe young keven.c...@gmail.com I'm having trouble calling RPC in shell hosted mode. Currently I have a simple login page that use rpc to validate the user

Re: Calling RPC from gwt-shell-hosted on netbeans

wrote: is com.sun.dmt.admin.server.login.LoginServiceImpl in the classpath of the hosted browser ? If you use the Tomcat instance of the hosted browser, that should be enough. 2009/1/9 joe young keven.c...@gmail.com I'm having trouble calling RPC in shell hosted mode

error calling RPC when using -noserver

hi there, I'm using GWT 1.5.2 and I wanted to use OC4J in hosted mode. I'm using Cypal to start GWTShell in Eclipse. I create an EAR with my application (WAR and some JARS). I start OC4J and EAR is deployed. With Cypal plugin, I start GWTSHell and I uncheck use embedded tomcat server and enter

Re: error calling RPC when using -noserver

Solved ! I was copying bad classes to WEB-INF/classes (an old directory (bin) I had). When I copied the classes generated by the GWT Compiler to WEB- INF/classes in my server then the call to the server was ok. On 17 oct, 12:17, pepgrifell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: hi there, I'm using GWT