3 ms·
Pardon my ignorance, but what kind of infrastructure do you need for running GWT? It pretty much means running your own (dedicated) servers, right? (For example
by ez77 17y ago
Pardon my ignorance, but what kind of infrastructure do you need for running GWT? It pretty much means running your own (dedicated) servers, right? (For example, I understand that Google's App Engine does not yet support it!)
- kathrinyc 17y agoActually, Google's AppEngine is nicely integrated with GWT. Check out the Google Eclipse Plugin (http://code.google.com/eclipse/ http://code.google.com/eclipse/) -- even if you're not using eclipse, this will give you a good idea.
- joelgwebber 17y agoIt's also worth pointing out that a compiled GWT application can be deployed entirely statically. The Java RPC system does require a servlet container, but there are lots of other ways of talking to servers (JSON[P], XHR, etc).