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Overview
Scans JAX-RS annotated REST resource interfaces and constructs client-side proxies for consumption of those resources, parsing response objects into JavaScript Overlay Types. This allows for a RESTful web service to be used in a manner very similar to GWT-RPC, abstracting away path and resource information.
Why?
GWT"s built-in RPC facility is fantastic. It is a great choice if you control both the server and the client and if you do not need to expose the server-side endpoints to other clients.
The gwt-jaxrs-proxy project came about when our team was co-developing both a RESTful web service and a UI using GWT. We found that by judicious use of interfaces on the server side for both model objects and JAX-RS-annotated service objects, we could use GWT"s deferred binding to replicate much of the coding nicety of GWT-RPC in consuming our RESTful web service.
The big advantage we found in this approach was that the server-side cou
