Re: RequestFactory complexity (Frozen Beans et. all)

2012-02-19 Thread Brandon Donnelson
Here is an example of using Activities & Places, RequestFactory and Editors. http://c.gwt-examples.com/home/ui/places I find RequestFactory is quite simple once you master the 3 classes you need to get stuff done. It's by far superior to RPC. Brandon Donnelson http://c.gwt-examples.com http:/

Re: RequestFactory complexity (Frozen Beans et. all)

2012-02-10 Thread Joshb
dparish, I feel your pain. I have tried to get an answer for this for a long time. Thomas has been very helpful, but I still don't have an answer, and am a little baffled that there does not appear to be a straight-forward solution for what looks to be a pretty common use case. Your post (an

RequestFactory complexity (Frozen Beans et. all)

2012-02-06 Thread Thomas Broyer
> I took a look at: > http://fascynacja.wordpress.com/tag/autobean-has-been-frozen/and this helped > alot, but I'm astounded that my code has to trap for all this stuff. This is a great post! You don't have many things to do if you just follow the "flow" of operations. > 1. Does anyone know if

RequestFactory complexity (Frozen Beans et. all)

2012-02-06 Thread dparish
I really want to like RequestFactory, really I do, but I'm astounded by the complexity. I finally got my head around the Locator, the proxies, etc and now I'm getting Frozen beans and "edited by another RequestContext" errors. I took a look at: http://fascynacja.wordpress.com/tag/autobean-has-been