On Mon, Mar 23, 2009 at 4:10 PM, ytbryan <ytbryan@gmail.com> wrote:
Google provides a gwt "bindings" to his google maps api.
Think again, your app runs inside a big HTTP client.
thanks thomas.
I wonder which method is better? thomas's or David's?
I don't quite get how to "emulate" the java class...
but if i simply put it at the server, it will slow down my system
greatly. eg. if i want to fetch the geocode from google geocode, the
data will go to my server and then transmitted to my client through
RPC.
is there a standard way of doing this? given that the classes needed
are outside the JRE Emulation provided by gwt.
Google provides a gwt "bindings" to his google maps api.
Think again, your app runs inside a big HTTP client.
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