Sure, no problem Scott.
If you are looking at the source, I am using GWT Pages (http://
code.google.com/p/gwtpages/). It makes life easier when dealing with
application messaging, history token management and page navigation.
One of the most important things to get working right at first IMHO
There isn't any way to host an entire website on AppEngine is there?
It doesn't seem like it, I just thought I'd ask. So if that's the
case, how am I supposed to integrate GWT into my application? an
iFrame? Does GWT have any write-ups about this? What if I need the
rest of my website to have
Hi Scott,
That is what I am doing with http://www.gwtmarketplace.com. The catch
is that you currently have to use their BigTables DB but supposedly in
the third quarter they will be adding relational database support.
You need to register an app engine account and then register a google
apps
Joe,
Thanks for your fast reply. I figured you'd have you use google's
database solution, but I thought it was called datastore. Either way
I'm fine with that as long as it works, however using multiple less
than operators across multiple entities would be convenient.
One of my questions was how
It very well could be called datastore - I just recalled a name from
memory...
As far as the multiple files, you can have as many GWT application
files as you want - the each require an EntryPoint class though. And
if you want just plain static files and resources, you can do that as
well...
Thank you very much for your replies earlier today. Due to the link to
your app (and even the source code!), you've completely changed/
corrected my view of how GWT is supposed to be used. I was stuck in
the PHP mindset of multiple websites, and I've read that GWT is used
to make Rich Internet
GWT is client-side mostly. If you don't use RPC then ANY webhosting
works. This could be for instance when you make a Facebook application
that uses their Javascript SDK or your own Javascript SDK.
If you use GWT RPC then you need a servlet hosting (like GAE)
Each GWT module is a javascript
