Ok, this was just me being lame. I'm using JSF and I didn't have a converter defined for Google's Key type, so in the transition between server and client side it was getting converted into some lame String, which was then getting stored in the data store. So... to make a short story Long, the datastore does support List<Key> just fine and I'm still learning how all this works.
Joel On Mon, Jan 11, 2010 at 12:46 PM, Joel Weight <digitalj...@gmail.com> wrote: > I'm attempting to use the low level data api and I've seen multiple > messages on this list from people that have claimed great success with it. > I'm having one issue that I'm wondering about. > > My object has a List<Key> where Key is the google type key. As I > understand the docs, I should be able to store List<...> where ... is any > core datatype. Key is listed as one of those core data types. When I read > my entity out of the data store, I get a List of Strings instead of a List > of Keys. Is it expected that when I read the datastore and get the property > from the resulting Entity that I have to convert all of these Strings into > Keys using the KeyFactory? > > Thanks, > Joel >--
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