Re: GWT + Hibernate + MySQL + Tomcat + Ant + Log4j + SVN; is this possible all together?

Yes, of course you can. That's what my project was used to me. But
now I have switched to jetty from tomcat as the default app server in
eclipse is jetty. And once in a blue moon, there is some subtle
difference between jetty and tomcat which makes it so hard to debug.

GWT is NOT only for front end biz logic. It's also for backend! And
to answer your question, you need to be very very careful with
hibernate with GWT. It's the most difficult part to deal with. Make
sure you have read the following doc from google and pick up the
approach you want.

http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/articles/using_gwt_with_hibernate.html

I am using gilead. But be careful that the instruction on this url
is very outdated and doesn't work anymore. Now I'm thinking that I
should go back to handcraft DTO as there are much more under my
control (but with quite a lot more coding).

You don't need tomcat at "desktop mode" as there is no rpc.

On Aug 3, 4:18 pm, Sanky <74.san...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
> I am learning GWT for a while. I tried tutorials of GWT. I learnt
> Hibernate as well. Now I am going to work on a real application. It is
> divided into 2 parts: Standalone Desktop mode(without internet
> connection) and web mode(with internet connection, front end will
> remain same as for Desktop mode, with an added button nd some message
> boxes).
> This project is connected to other project so i have to use the same
> configuration (if possible to use this all) used for that main
> project, the configuration includes:
> GWT - for front end and business logic
> Hibernate - Database connectivity
> MySQL - as a database
> Ant - war built tool
> Tomcat - Application server
> log4j - for logging
> SVN - repository
>
> My query is ' can I use this configuration for this project?
> Desktop mode has no Database connectivity, but use xml to store data.
> Do i need to use Tomcat for desktop mode?
> What other things I need to be careful with?

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