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Creating applications in the Google Web Toolkit, hosting options?

So, I looked in GWT, and it looks pretty interesting, since I have programming experience in java, and the ability to create webapps looks very interesting to me.

I reviewed some of the basic lessons and got a GWT job in my eclipse environment. Now, if I started creating webapps with it, how would I download and host my application. I just used PHP and MySQL for web development, so I will always use Apache, I'm not sure what you want to host in GWT. Do I need an application to host googles App Engine or can I configure the server as usual when using Apache?

Thank.

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Using GWT does not require hosting your application in App Engine. You can host the GWT application on any host.

If you want your server to be written in Java to take advantage of some of the most useful features of GWT, you will obviously need to find a host that allows you to run Java. But you can write a GWT application that communicates with a PHP server or with a Python server or something else.

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