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ICEpush can be used directly with GWT; you can find out more about the integration here: <a href="http://www.icepush.org/product/icepush-GWT.html" rel="nofollow">http://www.icepush.org/product/icepush-GWT.html</a> ICEpush provides a simple API to "push" notifications to the browser. Essentially, users (or browser windows) are organized into groups. When something interesting happens (such as a new photo uploaded to a photo sharing application) you can invoke a push on the group users. In the case of the ICEpush GWT integration, you receive a callback into your "Java" code and can respond to the notification (such as, display the new photo). A GWT application can potentially run offline, but that does introduce the risk of application code being subject to offline attack. In the case of ICEfaces, the ICEpush integration is abstracted away: rather than a "push" to a group, you "render" a group. With ICEfaces you request that all relevant pages be rendered on the server and any necessary page updates are sent to the browser. This makes it particularly easy to add Ajax Push features to an ICEfaces application. So, the choice is really whether you want to use JSF or GWT. With JSF you have a standard server-side framework that emphasizes pages built from declarative markup. It is the natural successor to JSP application development. With GWT you have a procedural client/server distributed framework that emphasizes events and pages that are built from "Java" objects. It is the natural successor to AWT/Swing on the web. Both are very popular, so it's more a question of the technique you prefer.
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