Your other option is to do a "new BrowserDetailItem(s.name, s.id)" in your
query string.
On Tuesday, May 15, 2012 3:23:43 PM UTC-5, jmbz84 wrote:
>
> Solved it.
>
> The problem was in: tempList = query.getResultList();
>
> The result list returned from the query is a List which
> couldn't be c
Solved it.
The problem was in: tempList = query.getResultList();
The result list returned from the query is a List which
couldn't be converted to List.
This meant that the return method instead of returning a
List which is a ValueProxy, returned a List which can't be sent to the server.
The sol
Have you tried it with out the locator annotation like I noted in my
example?
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Yes I have already declared the ProxyFor
@ProxyFor(value = BrowserDetailItem.class, locator =
BrowserDetailItemLocator.class)
On 8 mayo, 15:18, Brandon Donnelson wrote:
> Have you tried setting your @ProxyFor(BrowserDetailItem.class)? I haven't
> configured my proxies
>
> This is how I'd do it.
Have you tried setting your @ProxyFor(BrowserDetailItem.class)? I haven't
configured my proxies
This is how I'd do it.
*For the client side*
@ProxyFor(BrowserDetailItem.class))
public interface BrowserDetailItemProxy extends ValueProxy {
public String getName();
public Integer getId(
Have you tried setting your @ProxyFor(BrowserDetailItem.class)? I haven't
configured my proxies
This is how I'd do it.
*For the client side*
@ProxyFor(BrowserDetailItem.class))
public interface BrowserDetailItemProxy extends ValueProxy {
public String getName();
public Integer getId(
Hello,
Im trying to create a Value Proxy (BrowserDetailItem ) that is formed
of a query that only returns a String(name) and a Integer(id).
The SERVER code (each class in a different files)
public class BrowserDetailItem {
private String name;
private Integer id;
public static Enti
