> Are you saying that as I do my for loop to build my view objects, I > should grab each CategoryBean, and then get the references to it then?
yes, that's how it is work currently.
Maybe we should allow to override the auto-XXX settings on the fly by add setAutoXXX methods to query object or something similar in 1.1.
Would be a nice feature and would allow what you expected.
regards, Armin
Robert S. Sfeir wrote:
Armin Waibel wrote:
That's the first thing I tried, but it returns null for my objects, I must not be using the code Right!
Project p = new ProjectBean(); //TODO: Replace with Factory call. broker.retrieveAllReferences( p ); final List results = ( List ) broker.getCollectionByQuery( query );
I don't know your ProjectBean class, but when you create a new object you can't find any reference object - or I'm wrong?
ah, I think you do the "wrong turn" and I misunderstood your example.
Do after retrieve of the Category objects a
final List results = ( List ) broker.getCollectionByQuery( query ); aCategoryObject = ...get from list broker.retrieveAllReferences( aCategoryObject );
call to get all reference objects for all Category instances you want to assign with the appropriate references.
I think I know what you mean, but I'm confused about:
aCategoryObject = ...get from list
aCategoryObject do you mean my CategoryBean?
what do you mean ...get from list?
Are you saying that as I do my for loop to build my view objects, I should grab each CategoryBean, and then get the references to it then?
Thanks R
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