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angulargwt and RCP #12
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I never tried it (always using regular AJAX calls or websockets), but normally, there should not be anything preventing it. can you see in the debug console what exactly is happening? by the way: I did merge my changes upstream to cromwellian/angulargwt, so future development might take place there. |
Thanks for your quick answer. I have use the same GreetingService generated and the method is getSIPEvents
2015-08-19 14:21 GMT+02:00 Johannes Hund [email protected]:
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I made the smallest possible app : a controller only with a name. The RCP Do you have some hint The debuger whows that I reach the onSuccess : 2015-08-19 14:40 GMT+02:00 129pierre . [email protected]:
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Hi,
I have succesfully setup a Todo App with your angulargwt wrapper.
I have tryed to add a RCP communication for sending Todo's from the server side but that's always fail with an 404 error.
Is there something in angulargwt that prevent the standard RPC comunication to work ?
Thanks in avance for any help
Pierre
NB : I have setup my project adding manually 5 jars (angulargwt-1.1.4-SNAPSHOT.jar,com.google.common_1.0.0.201004262004.jar,gwt-elemental-2.6.0.jar,gwtquery-1.4.0.jar,json-20090211.jar)
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