[jbossseam-issues] [JBoss JIRA] Created: (JBSEAM-2290) Tooling to create GWT Interface jar from @Name/@WebRemote annotations

[darren hartford (JIRA)]

Tooling to create GWT Interface jar from @Name/@WebRemote annotations
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                 Key: JBSEAM-2290
                 URL: http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBSEAM-2290
             Project: JBoss Seam
          Issue Type: Feature Request
          Components: Tools
    Affects Versions: 2.0.0.GA
         Environment: seam-remoting, GWT
            Reporter: darren hartford


Create tooling support to automatically generate a separate GWT Interface jar.

By default/convention, an interface class needs to be created for consumption by a GWT Web Application that conforms with the (ejb3, other?) implementation (for mapping purposes).  Tooling support to automatically create this would reduce errors and improve maintenance and ease-of-integration of both server-side and GWT web app side.

Recommend tooling support for:
seam-gen
ant
maven2


For example:
server impl:
============
package com.domain.app;
@Stateless
//seam/gwt remoting support - should be name of GWT Service class
@Name("com.domain.app.gwt.client.QueryGwtService")
public class QueryGwt implements  QueryGwtLocal {
	public String gwtTest(){
		return "test ok";
	}
}
//--------------------
package com.domain.app;
@Local
public interface QueryGwtLocal {
	//Seam-gwt remoting through the interface, not the session bean
	  @WebRemote
	  public String gwtTest();
}
==============




The above server implementation with SEAM annotations will always need the following interfaces for GWT:
===================
package com.domain.app.gwt.client;
public interface QueryGwtService extends RemoteService{
     public String gwtTest();
}
//----------------
package com.domain.app.gwt.client;
public interface QueryGwtServiceAsync{
	public void gwtTest(AsyncCallback callback);
}
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