Brennan, Your Client fill method, does it generate your info property and fill it with at least his ID? For what I've used lazy loading with bindings, you'll have to initialize those properties at least with their id's.
João Fernandes
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Sent: Wed 26-Jul-06 8:26 PM
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Subject: [flexcoders] one-to-one DS mappings
Hey guys,
I have two VOs -> ClientVO and ClientInfoVO
ClientVO has just a unique client identifier, the client name, and a
property with datatype ClientInfoVO (variable name 'info').
ClientInfoVO has addresses, contacts, etc.
In the dataservices config, I have a destination for ClientAssembler
which fills an array collection with all of our clients and their
names. I also have ClientInfoAssembler with just getItem() that pulls
everything else about the client (that is, everything ClientInfoVO has
properties for).
In Flex I have a drop down and some labels. The drop down list is
loaded with all the ClientVOs (all with null ClientInfoVOs for
'info'). The labels are all bound in this fashion:
{model.selectedClient.info.address}. When the drop down sets a new
model.selectedClient, I was hoping that DS would go and try to fill
the 'info' property since it was requested. After all, isn't this what
lazy loading is?
Can anyone help me with this issue?
Thanks,
Brennan
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