Yes you generate a JS client, It communicates via the JSONProtocol so you must use that Protocol on the serverside.
Also you need to use the TServlet java Server to access it from a web browser. On Tue, Jul 17, 2012 at 4:22 PM, Juan Moreno <[email protected]>wrote: > My Project is using Thrift and I am trying to understand the Javascript > Client Architecture. > My Question is basically this: > 1. You define a .thrift file with your structures. > 2. You Compile this file into Java(The Server/Service end) and > Javascript(The Client end) > 3. In Java Thrift Generates a Class for each struct and service. What about > in Javascript? Is this also the same? > > Can this Generated Javascript talk directly to the Java Server--that is, > can it open a TSocket or start a Transport--or must there always > be a REST Service proxy-ing between the two? > > Thanks! > > -- > Juan Wellington Moreno > *Software Engineer* > -- http://twitter.com/tjake
