Thanks for your reply Ryan.
In my case Foo is just a top of a complicated object graph and yes I want to
set the default values, I also want to be able to do calculation on Foo with
out persisting it. I guess I could implement it on the client side but that
is a lot of work and I am not sure it
I don't think this will work, nor do I think it should. As far as I
understand it, when you send a proxy reference via a Request, the RF
framework attempts to find the server-side entity the proxy is
referencing (using the ID), and then calls the associated method in
your service implementation pa
Using RequestFacory I am trying to create an object on the server like this:
public imterface FooRequestContext extends RequestContext
{
Request createByBarId(String barId);//create new Foo object
(dose not persist it)
Request calculate(FooProxy foo);
}
createByBarId works fine but when
