Rob, I'm sorry about this dumb question, since I'm new to GWT as well. Do we need to register every servlet we got? Or GWT works on a front controller way?
Regards On Mon, Dec 22, 2008 at 5:11 AM, Rob Walker <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Vinicius Carvalho wrote: > >> Thanks Rob, your email was very helpful, we are just starting next week >> with >> some minor implementation on the new architecture, I'll certainly use this >> as a reference, thanks for sharing. >> >> >> > You're very welcome. > > I may have missed some parts out - so if you get stuck on any of the basic > plumbing, email Felix users and I'll see if I can help. > > Like I mentioned below, we saved a lot of pain by having the 3 key parts in > one bundle: > > * gwt-user.jar > * compiled GWT client code and resources > * compiled Java server code. > > I'm sure it's cleaner to separate some or all of these, but you'll have to > figure a whole lot more imports and exports, and it's likely to be something > you have to check or re-visit every GWT release. We've gone from early GWT > beta to 1.5 with little or no change to our bundle packaging process, so > it's been labour saving for us to use this model > > Regards > > -- Rob > >
