Hi,
We're also evaluating the possibility of using an architecture
composed by GWT + Servlets + MySQL. I thought it was going to exist
another option to communicate GWT more directly with MySQL, but seems
like a combination of GWT-RPC and servlets is one of the best ways to
achieve this
IMHO you should look at maven for doing this hellish job
On Thu, Nov 27, 2008 at 11:19 AM, Lonifasiko [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
We're also evaluating the possibility of using an architecture
composed by GWT + Servlets + MySQL. I thought it was going to exist
another option to
It does all ;)
From GWT compilation, junit coverage, packaging ... very easily once
you've made the effort .
But I agree that it's quite complex.
As an example, you can look at http://code.google.com/p/net-orcades-spring/
It's maven driven, and quite functional, but It's my very personal
Imho, maven is overdesigned if you don't have junit tests and other
stuff. Ant is more than enough for just creating a war file(i do it
with one button-click in eclipse). The only manual step is to copy it
to your webapps-folder on the server ;-)
On 27 Nov., 14:02, olivier nouguier [EMAIL
Quickly:
For a simple project why not, but as soon as you have multiple project
(store / business / dao / webapp ) or if you have some dependencies
maven dependencies management is a real plus.
WTP integration
As it also provide versioning / deployment for your artifact.
But this can be quite
Hi guys,
I'm developing a project with GWT + Servlets + MySQL. At this point,
I've got the project setup using the -noserver flag and I have
Connector/J configured on an external Tomcat 6 server so that my
servlets can access the DB. Communication to/from server is through
GWT-RPC .
My Problem:
For automating the deployment (instead of manually copying) ant is the
only way to go. I've heard stories that Maven is even easier, but we
haven't jumped onto that band wagon (yet). When we build with no
server, we have an ant build file that does all that, and then deploys
to our external
