Thanks Brandon, I tied cleaning and GWT compile just in case (it did work
for getting request factory validation to work, once) but it didn't have
the desired effect. My request context is very similar to the one you
linked, the difference is I used only Request<T> for all my method
invocations, not the InstanceRequest<T, T>. Here's the code bit:
@ServiceName(value = "com.masteriti.manager.server.access.PersonDao",
locator =
"com.masteriti.manager.server.locator.DaoServiceLocator")
public interface PersonRequest extends RequestContext {
Request<List<PersonProxy>> listAll();
Request<Void> save(PersonProxy person);
Request<PersonProxy> saveAndReturn(PersonProxy person);
Request<Void> delete(PersonProxy person);
}
The other thing I noticed looking around demo source code is that hardly
anyone uses @Embedded objects in their entities. Even the DynaTableRF
source doesn't use the @Embedded notation as shown in Google's RequestFactory
Tutorial<http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/doc/latest/DevGuideRequestFactory.html#valueProxies>,
instead it simply has
private Address address = new Address();
I'll try that today and see if it works, but any other suggestions would be
welcome!
Marco
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