Comments on: Mobile Widgets with GWT with Spring and JSONP http://www.bristol-gtug.org/?p=76 Bristol – Google Technology User Group Tue, 16 Mar 2010 10:37:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: mschmitt http://www.bristol-gtug.org/?p=76&cpage=1#comment-503 mschmitt Tue, 16 Mar 2010 10:37:59 +0000 http://www.bristol-gtug.org/?p=76#comment-503 I only wrapped the GPS access. i didn't use WRT Widgets, Views or UIManager, but used gwt-presenter and my own GUI elements instead. My goal was to use my browser application inside of WRT as much as possible. I only wrapped the GPS access.

i didn’t use WRT Widgets, Views or UIManager,
but used gwt-presenter and my own GUI elements instead.

My goal was to use my browser application inside of WRT as much as possible.

]]> By: Daniel Vaughan http://www.bristol-gtug.org/?p=76&cpage=1#comment-499 Daniel Vaughan Tue, 16 Mar 2010 09:35:05 +0000 http://www.bristol-gtug.org/?p=76#comment-499 Thanks, since writing this I have suspected that SOP is a non-issue on WRT too. I have been also looking at PhoneGap for the iPhone and realised it was not a problem there for the same reason and so was going to go back to WRT to verify it worked in the same way. In your WRT GWT solution have you been using any of the WRT JavaScript API (for menus, GPS etc.)? I have wrapped a lot of the WRT API for GWT and now and will publish on Google Code if it is useful to others or if others want to improve and add to it. Thanks, since writing this I have suspected that SOP is a non-issue on WRT too. I have been also looking at PhoneGap for the iPhone and realised it was not a problem there for the same reason and so was going to go back to WRT to verify it worked in the same way.

In your WRT GWT solution have you been using any of the WRT JavaScript API (for menus, GPS etc.)? I have wrapped a lot of the WRT API for GWT and now and will publish on Google Code if it is useful to others or if others want to improve and add to it.

]]> By: mschmitt http://www.bristol-gtug.org/?p=76&cpage=1#comment-498 mschmitt Tue, 16 Mar 2010 09:25:35 +0000 http://www.bristol-gtug.org/?p=76#comment-498 You said: > The JSON service would be on a remote server and this will cause cross-site scripting issues due to the same origin policy. i implemented a WRT solution with GWT also last week. With WRT the installed WGZ file runs in local file browser context. There is no problem with the same origin policy. Instead there is a problem with the RPCRequestBuilder and the validation of the incoming request, where i had provide a workaround by validation only through the "strongname". You said:
> The JSON service would be on a remote server and this will cause cross-site scripting issues due to the same origin policy.

i implemented a WRT solution with GWT also last week. With WRT the installed WGZ file runs in local file browser context. There is no problem with the same origin policy.

Instead there is a problem with the RPCRequestBuilder and the validation of the incoming request, where i had provide a workaround by validation only through the “strongname”.

]]> By: Daniel Vaughan.com » New Article on Mobile Widgets using GWT, Spring and JSONP http://www.bristol-gtug.org/?p=76&cpage=1#comment-340 Daniel Vaughan.com » New Article on Mobile Widgets using GWT, Spring and JSONP Sun, 14 Mar 2010 09:29:01 +0000 http://www.bristol-gtug.org/?p=76#comment-340 [...] After looking at how Google Web Toolkit could be used to produce mobile phone applications I have written up an article here: http://www.bristol-gtug.org/?p=76 [...] [...] After looking at how Google Web Toolkit could be used to produce mobile phone applications I have written up an article here: http://www.bristol-gtug.org/?p=76 [...]

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