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[GWT] How to load existing resources.. [message #630795]

Tue, 05 October 2010 04:02

Miles Parker

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Congratulations on GWT! It's great to have all of the editing support built in and I'm especially happy to see all of the application setup logic taken care of.. I know this is going to enable a bunch of really cool stuff. Right now I'm trying to figure out how to take my Eclispe hosted stuff and create versions for GWT but that's likely to be an interesting challenge as I know next to nothing about GWT..so I don't even know what it a GMF issue and what EMF is supposed to handle.

My first question has to do with resources. How can we load existing resources into the deployed app engine and/or application. I tried simply creating a resource and using the file:// pattern for the URL but that just adds a reference to the file as a node in the resource set, it doesn't get the actual resource data.

cheers,

Miles

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Re: [GWT] How to load existing resources.. [message #630916 is a reply to message #630795]

Tue, 05 October 2010 14:43

Ed Merks

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Miles,

Comments below.

Miles Parker wrote:
> Congratulations on GWT! It's great to have all of the editing support
> built in and I'm especially happy to see all of the application setup
> logic taken care of..
Yes, the difficult mysterious stuff...
> I know this is going to enable a bunch of really cool stuff. Right now
> I'm trying to figure out how to take my Eclispe hosted stuff and
> create versions for GWT but that's likely to be an interesting
> challenge as I know next to nothing about GWT..so I don't even know
> what it a GMF issue and what EMF is supposed to handle.
>
> My first question has to do with resources. How can we load existing
> resources into the deployed app engine and/or application. I tried
> simply creating a resource and using the file:// pattern for the URL
> but that just adds a reference to the file as a node in the resource
> set, it doesn't get the actual resource data.
No, the server is designed to run on App Engine and that will not have
access to a file system. You have to use datastore: as in the generated
example...
>
> cheers,
>
> Miles

Ed Merks
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Re: [GWT] How to load existing resources.. [message #631026 is a reply to message #630916]

Tue, 05 October 2010 21:08

Miles Parker

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Ed Merks wrote on Tue, 05 October 2010 10:43

> built in and I'm especially happy to see all of the application setup
> logic taken care of..
Yes, the difficult mysterious stuff...

Right, better you than me Very Happy

.. which I guess is in a nutshell is the ultimate measure of software value.

Quote:

No, the server is designed to run on App Engine and that will not have
access to a file system. You have to use datastore: as in the generated
example...

Perhaps I should have been clearer about what I needed to do. Say I already have a model in a file system. Is there a way to get the darn thing into the datastore? I don't need the whole resource, just the contained objects. Or does that fall into the "difficult mysterious GWT stuff" category?

cheers,

Miles

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Re: [GWT] How to load existing resources.. [message #631053 is a reply to message #631026]

Tue, 05 October 2010 23:40

Ed Merks

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Miles,

Comments below.

Miles Parker wrote:
> Ed Merks wrote on Tue, 05 October 2010 10:43
>> > built in and I'm especially happy to see all of the application
>> setup > logic taken care of..
>> Yes, the difficult mysterious stuff...
>
>
> Right, better you than me :d .. which I guess is in a nutshell is the
> ultimate measure of software value.
>
> Quote:
>> No, the server is designed to run on App Engine and that will not
>> have access to a file system. You have to use datastore: as in the
>> generated example...
>
>
> Perhaps I should have been clearer about what I needed to do. Say I
> already have a model in a file system. Is there a way to get the darn
> thing into the datastore?
Not yet.
> I don't need the whole resource, just the contained objects. Or does
> that fall into the "difficult mysterious GWT stuff" category?
The problem is the client can't do it and App Engine can't either. We'd
need some type of other server container that's more fully capable.
>
> cheers,
>
> Miles

Ed Merks
Professional Support: https://www.macromodeling.com/

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Re: [GWT] How to load existing resources.. [message #631055 is a reply to message #631053]

Wed, 06 October 2010 01:11

Miles Parker

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Hi Ed,

That's sort of what I was beginning to suspect -- was thinking that the App Engine has to have some way to get data in and out other than through front-end client. I suppose worst case one could build an automated entry script for the entire model tree. Surprised

thanks,

Miles

Ed Merks wrote on Tue, 05 October 2010 19:40

The problem is the client can't do it and App Engine can't either. We'd need some type of other server container that's more fully capable.

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