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Hi;

I am noew to Spring so if this question is simple I am sorry. I use the Google Web Toolkit to produce my customers web gui's. Can I replace the Spring servlet with the GWT RPC servlet?

My second question is, I have a customer that requires large data pulls which plays havoc on our webserver. Does spring or Hibernate have a throddle built in so that we can control how much data we are pushing to the customer. We are talking HUGE AMOUNTS OF DATA!!

I have looked at the Dependancy Injection that Spring bring to the table and I am very interested in trying to incorporate it into our RESTful interface. Any tips or sites to go to to find out information about implementing DI. I have your 2.0 book.
 
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Barry Raczkowski wrote:Can I replace the Spring servlet with the GWT RPC servlet?


You can use parts of Spring and not others. So you can use Dependency Injection and the like without using Spring MVC for the front end. In other words, you can continue to use GWT completely for the front end.

Barry Raczkowski wrote:My second question is, I have a customer that requires large data pulls which plays havoc on our webserver. Does spring or Hibernate have a throddle built in so that we can control how much data we are pushing to the customer. We are talking HUGE AMOUNTS OF DATA!!


Hibernate does have paging. Take a look at the Query interface, you see methods to set the first and maximum results to return.
 
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Thank you!

Would you happen to know if Spring 2.5 has a REST interface?
 
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