I have managed to successfully integrate a Jersey REST service with a GWT
client and the application is running without any problems in the
deployment mode. However when I deploy the application on Tomcat, the
client is not able to find the jersey service, the path to which has been
specified
Hello Brandon,
The problem is that tomcat is trying to look for the file in a folder where
there is no jar that holds the servlet classes. My project name is
GWTWithJersey. The tomcat log shows me this error
GET /GWTWithJersey/gwtwithjersey/rest/hello HTTP/1.1 404 1069
The jar files from the
Hello,
I am confused about the deprecated status of the google map API for gwt
available at
http://code.google.com/p/gwt-google-apis/wiki/MapsGettingStarted
Should I continue to use it?
Please could someone let me know.
Thanks
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Hello,
When I make a GWT app, the URL is usually associated with an HTML page.
However I would like to expose a more restful URI style for my web app.
Instead of http://www.xyz.com/myapp/TestApp.html I would like
http://www.xyz.com/myapp/testapp. I would like to know if there is a way to