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Using GWT"s "shared” folder for storing EJB beans

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It is possible to use GWT's "shared" folder for storing beans, that will be used by EJB, GWT servlet and gwt client(javascript) side?




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  1. Tips For AllFebruary 10, 2012 at 1:33 PM

    Yes you can, but it will really limit what you can put inside those beans (not everything is supported in GWT). It is better to create a DTO layer or use RequestFactory.

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