Re: efficiently push data

Thanks again for your answer Peter! ok, I think I'll do it by myself over websockets. Andy Am Donnerstag, 11. Dezember 2014 20:51:08 UTC+1 schrieb Peter Donald: Hi, ... Names I read when searching for gwt and server push or synchronization between server and client are for example:

Re: efficiently push data

HI Peter, thank you very much for taking the time to write this very interesting post! Especially the 'delta-hierarchy'-graphs and the TransactionRegistry will inspire me if I have to implement it by myself. But my main hope was that someone could point me to something that handles the

Re: efficiently push data

Hi, ... Names I read when searching for gwt and server push or synchronization between server and client are for example: - gwteventservice - RequestFactory - gwt-comet - Atmosphere - Jboss Errai From that list I would suggest Errai as being the best candidate but I have

Re: efficiently push data

Hi, So we have several applications where we follow a similar pattern. We use java EE but any framework that allows you to intercept your business services and supports JPA EntityListener's should be capable of directly implementing this. Our EntityListener implementation has a @PostPersist,

Re: efficiently push data

Awesome! On 10 December 2014 at 21:48, Peter Donald pe...@realityforge.org wrote: Hi, So we have several applications where we follow a similar pattern. We use java EE but any framework that allows you to intercept your business services and supports JPA EntityListener's should be capable

efficiently push data

Hi, I think about how to implement a *browser GUI that primarily will show a list of a lot of data objects*. When something is added to the list on server side or one of those objects is changed, the client side *GUI should be updated*. So I need a *server push*. I already have a websocket