Hello,
I am using RequestFactory quite successfully in my project so far to
fetch all kind of data. To populate the relationships between the
entities the only way I know is to use .with("this").with("that").
I am a bit concerned about that, because the number of data will grow
over the time and I have no possibility to filter the relationships.
To be more precise, I am showing a project tree (CellTree) to the
user. This project CellTree has got the possibility to filter the
projects and either show all projects (including finished ones) or
only unfinished ones.
To be able to do that, right now, I am fetching all the projects and
filter the result on the client.
I am afraid that in some time this will get slow / make the tree
unusable.
Is it somehow possible to build the object graph myself or something?
That would also solve my sort problem. At the moment I am forced to do
that also on the client, because .with() does not give any possibilty
to define an ordering.
I thought about using GWT-RPC, but then I would need additional DTO
objects, which I then have to parse to Proxies on the client again,
because everything else is relying on the proxies. Or can you think of
an easier way?
Hope someone has got an idea!
Regards
Alex
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