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Making an RPC Call

  • July 27th, 2009
  • Posted in GWT Basics

RPC stands for remote procedure call, which is basically how your GWT client side code will communicate with your server. If you want an in depth analysis of how RPC works then you can click here, and Google will explain the technical details. An RPC call is just like an AJAX call to a servlet, [ READ MORE ]

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