You cannot access that directly !
You have to do it server side and then access it from a RPC class !
I don't have any simple exemple for you since I'm using Guice and
Gwt-Dispatch to intercept my server calls, but you can read the doc for any
exemple.
I'm sorry if this has been asked many times, I tried googling and some
links led to Google Examples but I can't checkout the source code for
this link.
http://code.google.com/p/gwt-examples/source/browse/trunk/gwt-test-MySQLConn/src/com/tribling/gwt/test/mysqlconn/?r=713#mysqlconn/client
I'm
What are you using in the back end? Hibernate? Or are you writing
individual SQL statements using JDBC (yikes!).
On Tue, Jan 26, 2010 at 9:18 PM, Jay jayjia...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm sorry if this has been asked many times, I tried googling and some
links led to Google Examples but I can't
Actually, what you HAVE to do is ask your server to get the data from your
database, whether that is RPC, or FormPost or HTTP GET or some form of XHR is
really a decision for you to make based upon your server technology. GWT
doesn't really care.
As for accessing MySQL, that is a problem more
No offence man, but RTFManuals. Designing your application's mysql layer
is not related to gwt. Basically you would design the mysql layer as for
a standard jsp app. The only thing that differs from a standard jsp
application is that instead of sending to the browser full html, you
only send
You need to download the connector and then import it in your project.
http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/connector/j/
Here is a complete exemple of a real world application that I made.
http://pastie.org/797237
All is server side, no need to write servlet or anything like that. When you
are in
Thanks for all the replies people, but I'm still kinda lost. I'm actually
making a Drag and Drop E-Commerce website using GWT for a school project, I
got kinda stuck because previously I had first completed my website before
implementing GWT in. Without GWT, I called out my product information
Alright, Christian I saw your work and got an idea how to go about it.
I used my MainEntryPoint to access the DAO directly but I'm getting
compilation about my imports.
import java.util.logging.Level;
import java.util.logging.Logger;
My code is this
public MainEntryPoint() {
try {
