I'll second Wil here. Comet is the way to go.
I like running a separate meteor server on an alternate sub-domain to
get around the whole blocking issue as well.
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On Sep 25, 3:08 pm, wil.pannell wil.pann...@pepsiamericas.com
wrote:
One or the other -- GWT in Practice, or GWT in Action has a
I want to know how GWT handles real time data? For example, a text
field of a web page needs to display real time data got from the
server, this means once the server receives real time data, it will
send to the web page and the text field of the web page gets updated.
Can GWT handle this and
You would poll from a GWT page via some call, RPC or an HTTP request
(I personally use RPC's) to get the information from the server. There
is no sever push available though. You do have to ask for information
before you get it in a web page.
On Sep 25, 11:32 am, looklook zhaoyu...@gmail.com
What would rock the world is to be able to do something like declare a
variable on the server side volatile, and link it to the client side via
some machinery built into a library. Then, you don't have to write all of
the RPC stuff yourself. Something like a publish-subscribe mechanism, with
a
One or the other -- GWT in Practice, or GWT in Action has a
chapter on emulating server push using the Comet API.
On Sep 25, 10:32 am, looklook zhaoyu...@gmail.com wrote:
I want to know how GWT handles real time data? For example, a text
field of a web page needs to display real time data got
