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Google Web Toolkit 2 Application Development Cookbook
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In this application, the server and the client will pass Java objects back and forth for the operation. For example, the BranchForm will request the server to persist a Branch object, where the Branch object is created and passed to server by the client, and the server persists the object in the server database. In another example, the client will pass the Branch ID (as an int), the server will find the particular Branch information, and then send the Branch object to the client to be displayed in the branch form. So, both the server and client need to send or receive Java objects. We have already created the JPA entity classes and the JPA controller classes to manage the entity using the Entity Manager. But the JPA class objects are not transferable over the network using the RPC. JPA classes will just be used by the server on the server side. For the client side (to send and receive objects), DTO classes are used. DTO stands for Data Transfer Object. DTO is simply...
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