I agree. I get an UPDATE just by getting new proxies. We do not now if the
version has changed so why is it an UPDATE...? That should be a FETCH
operation
IMO the event is not really useful without this distinction.
Regards, J
On Sunday, January 29, 2012 1:29:14 PM UTC+1, Arash wrote:
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> I am
So... what is EntityProxyChange for?
I am using EntityProxyChange to keep in sync two view (list and details of
people). But I am not sure if this is correct. Every time I receive an
UPDATE event, I send a new request. Because I suscribe EntityProxyChange in
both views, list and details, I need
If you already know the EntityProxyId the event is about?
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I am trying to add a handler to detect the proxy changes. The
event.getWriteOperation() does detect the UPDATE operation but it is
more generalized than what I actually need. The doc reads: "An UPDATE
event is fired whenever a client encounters a proxy for the first
time, or encounters a proxy whos
