hey, thanks.
i did that with DTO class. means every time if i want send the result i
should have to use DTO class objects??
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Hi,
If you have the managerId in your employeeManager, you just do a query
with a filter() on managerId and you'll get all employee having this
manager.
regards
didier
On Mar 6, 6:54 am, andy wrote:
> thanks , i will try it now... one more thing i wants to ask that how get the
> child record(o
thanks , i will try it now... one more thing i wants to ask that how get the
child record(only child properties or including some parent properties)
based on the parent properties? because i have used the one to many relation
and there is on parent property in child.
One way to do this- using t
Hi,
As said in the message StreamingQueryResult (the result of your query)
doesn't itself implement the the Serializable interface that you have
for your own classes.
What you should do: defining your own class based on any Collection
your prefer (List, Vector, Map, etc.), make it implement Seria
