Thats not what I meant. I am not asking for a parsing the binary protocol
in Javascript. I was simply wondering if the DMR model could be decoupled form the
dependencies
the GWT compiler doesn't support. Simply to reuse it, in order to express operations,
etc on the client.
No big deal if that doesn't work.
But back to your proposal:
I don't believe parsing the binary protocol will be more efficient then natively
evaluating the JSON
bit's and pieces. Which typically is what you do in GWT.
But before we dive too much into assumptions, let's stick to the requirements:
JSON works fine. So far there is no need for the binary protocol in GWT.
We would need to identify a performance problem first,
before we take a sledgehammer to crack a nut.
Ike
On Feb 2, 2011, at 5:20 PM, Jason T. Greene wrote:
That's an interesting idea. If nothing else we could use GWT to
port it
javascript once, implement the IO bits in native javascript, and then
maintain the whole thing as just a javascript library. Then you could
use JSNI to talk to it.
Initally I am doing JSON over HTTP, but we could also do binary-dmr over
HTTP following this approach. We could use a simple http header to
indicate the need for the binary response.
On 2/2/11 3:37 AM, Heiko Braun wrote:
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> Would it be possible to decouple the marshalling components from the raw model?