People,
I have GWT-RPC services (on Appengine) that support the GWT web client. Things are good.
Now that I am developing an Android client for this, do I need a deprived servlet to serve this client? Meaning Now, instead of the serialized Java objects sent back and forth (as in GWT), I will need to send the XML using the HttpClient package installed on Android to a new servlet (which can reuse the GWT-RPC services in AppEngine).
Am I really here? Does Android directly support GWT-RPC servers?
I try to be concise in terms of code.
GWT-RPC - , , GWT. AFAIK GWT-RPC (, Android) (, Python, PHP).
GWT-RPC RPC - .
Android " " , . , PB GWT .
JSON REST RPC, GWT, Android-, , , XML.
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