This might be a stupid question (and if it is just say so) but the
Developer Guide says to start creating a remote service by defining an
interface that lists all my RPC methods. This implies my remote
service interface can have multple methods. But in all the examples
I've seen, the service o
I've got embedded objects within my entities and it appears as though
ValueProxy is just what I need. When I tried it out, my values are
always null. I verified the server-side is retrieving these embedded
values but I'm very new to RequestFactory so I'm sure I did something
wrong wiring things u
Thanks for your suggestion. It Worked!!!
On Dec 23, 12:16 pm, Thomas Broyer wrote:
> Even though they're not really relationships, they probably (I haven't yet
> checked) obey the same
> rules:http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/doc/latest/DevGuideRequestFactory.h...
>
> When querying the serv
I'm using RequestFactory. My Proxy and Locator are mapped to a DTO.
Things are fine until I start subclassing my DTO to contain more or
less fields of the underlying JPA entity.For example, I change
some of the static methods in my Locator to return BasicDTO which is a
superclass of FullDTO wi
still be interested in any opinions regarding this approach.
On Jan 1, 3:22 pm, jeremy rose wrote:
> I'm using RequestFactory. My Proxy and Locator are mapped to a DTO.
> Things are fine until I start subclassing my DTO to contain more or
> less fields of the underlying JPA entity
I had my own command handling implementation that marshals client
requests via a simple GWT remote service before GWT 2.1.1 was
available.After tinkering with RequestFactory for a while, I've
decided to continue using my exising interface rather than undergo
extensive refactoring at this time.
the remote service with
// in-process test version
}
Sorry for cluttering this group but I thought there might be others
might get lost like I did. Also, if there is a simpler solution
I'd be interested.
Jeremy
On Jan 19, 7:32 pm, jeremy rose wrote:
> I
