facebook widgets

[vampie]

my aim is to write facebook widgets for GWT using java facebook api provided by gwt

but when i import their classes i get chained ...error..

do I have to provide the source for facebook-api.jar ???
when i import i get error with it...

i know gwt preprocess the libs i added o project.xml ...

so what if i had jdbc driver with closed source ?

[Eric Clayberg]

do I have to provide the source for facebook-api.jar ?

I don't see why you would.

[peterblazejewicz]

hi,

that is server side code not client code, if you use it outside of client folders (which are translated to javascript) and include jar in project path that is should just work,

regards,
Peter

[vampie]

sorry for confused a bit

For example I have a java.sql.ResultSet

I have client side code in ... client package
and i have resultset in server package

how can i write result to a Label in gwt module located in client package???

can you give me a tine example pls?

( Do i have to use RPC calls for communicating data between ....client and ....service packages ? )

[peterblazejewicz]

hi,

that is non-translatable java object,
http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/docum ... n/jre.html
you can use it in any package wich is not within your "source" paths, which by default are "client",

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<source path="client"/>

which is defaulted pre-deemed entry in .gwt.xml module,
so you can use non-translatable java class in e.g. your.package.module.server implementation or any other imported package but not within your.package.module.client package and subpackages,
http://groups.google.com.bz/group/Googl ... 4313d7cd1e
so you write GWT RPC implementation with GWT Designer plugin, use your java sql classes in it and convert non-translatable object into your DTO object which is used both in "client" and "server" packages (as part of GWT RPC implementation of your service),

regards,
Peter

[Eric Clayberg]

Thank you for adding your insights here.