Svante, The OT concurrency control stack is compiled into JavaScript by the GWT compiler.
The code for this particular piece is located here: https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/wave/trunk/src/org/waveprotocol/wave/concurrencycontrol/client/ Basically the client does most things in the browser, including client side concurrency control. The client uses a websocket interface to send its operations to the server and to receive operations from other user from the server. So the OT for the server happens in Java. The OT for the client happens in JavaScript in the browser. Does this answer your question? ~Michael On Jun 24, 2012, at 6:10 AM, Svante Schubert wrote: > Is the Google Web Toolkit only used in Wave for the front-end? > I was somehow expecting that the OT functionality of a Java based server > would be mirrored to the browser client by transforming it from Java to > JavaScript. > After a build "'ant' by command line" I could only find about 15 JS > sources in the build/staging directory. > > Anyone able to give me insight on this topic? > > PS: I am asking as I am working on OT support for ODF, mapping currently > the Apache Incubating ODF Toolkit to operations (still a private test > branch atm).. > > Thanks in advance, > Svante
