Hello Rayn,
I've run into a similar problem. (Only difference being that I'm not
constructing the Child collection but re-sending one I fetched earlier
through RequestFactory).
Did you figure out a solution?
Regards,
Tom
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I ran across this issue recently when trying to update existing data.
I am using the JDO API on GAE. I was able to get around this issue.
I do believe making sure you share the PersistenceManager across for a
single request was part of the solution. Also I've made changes to my
Locator and forced
I've figured it out after reading the dang manual carefully this time :-/. I
had forgotten to call the .with() method on the request. All's well. GWT and
I are friends again.
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I'm having the inverse problem, whereas I can save the list of
children just fine, but when I retrieve them, the list shows up empty
on the client side. I have proven that the children get retrieved just
fine from the DB but they get lost in the process of "proxyfying" the
response. Has anybody run
If you're using the method of obtaining the EntityManager that Google
suggest in:
http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/doc/latest/DevGuideRequestFactory.html
i.e.
public static final EntityManager entityManager() {
return EMF.get().createEntityManager();
}
This won't work. RequestFactory wi
Most likely the properties for the children will be set *after* the children
have been given to their parent; something like:
1. create parent
2. create child A
3. create child B
4. set parent properties (including "empty" children objects A and B)
5. set child A properties
6. s
Hi Ryan!
Create child the same request as the parent and all will be fine!
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Hi All,
I'm running into a strange problem with RequestFactory persisting a
Parent / Child object graph. What it looks like is happening is that
when my object graph is sent to the server side all of the child
object properties are being set to null for some reason. During
debugging I can verify t
