Hi,
Yes, the class Entity by Google only supports the core types defined
in the Dev Guide.
1 question : it seems that you are trying to mix high-level (JDO) and
low-level datastore api. Is that correct ? Why do you have to do
that ?
regards
didier
On 29 déc, 10:06, Kalyan Akella
Hi,
Yes, I had to use the low level API because that code is part of another
unit test I am writing against my domain. So, I had to get hold of the
DataStoreService, Entity and such classes, as documented
Hi,
Yes: why don't you only work with JDO and use its persistence manager
to store your entities? The pm of jdo will handle translation between
annotated pojos and datastore transparently for you and then
drastically reduce your code size.
N.B; I personnally switched from JDO to Objectify: much
Hi Didier,
Thank you for pointing out the easier approach of using JDO
PersistenceManager APIs to do unit testing. I missed the point that the same
benefits provided by these high-level APIs are equally applicable for unit
testing as well. I wrote that code basing purely on the official
Hi,
I think we need to know your class Entity to spot the problem
regards
didier
On Dec 29, 1:57 am, Kalyan Akella kalyan.ake...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
In my application, I have the following unidirectional one-to-many
relationship:
@PersistenceCapable
public class Recipe implements
