Hi,
I have a case where I have an object
class ObjectFoo {
private ObjectFoo next;
private ObjectFoo previous;
}
These Objects get stored in a parent object as a set
class Parent {
private Set<ObjectFoo> foos;
}
when I work with a particular object I am having difficulty "updating
the tree", and just wanting to know How I can properly populate an
ObejctFoo with other previously persisted ObjectFoo's ?
Attempt A. - Set the next and previous on all objects and store.
problem: it recurses the object graph going between one and two and
then stack overflows (on the server).
ParentRequest req= getRequestFactory().parentRequest();
ObjectFooProxy one = req.create(ObjectFooProxy .class);
ParentProxy editableParent = req.edit(parent);
ObjectFooProxy editabletwo = req.edit(two);
one.setNext(editabletwo );
editabletwo.setPrevious(one); // previously created
editableParent.getFoos().add(one);
req.persist().using(editableParent).fire();
Will try (somehow) .. :
create and store (one).
on success of entityproxyChange event, ** edit two and set the
reference to one.
BUT.. how do I, after persisting One, retrieve the new copy of it ?
a. can I get it out of the RequestFactory, or do I have to query it
up ?
b. can I use the EntityProxyChange event ? if so, How will I
recognise it is "my" ObjectFoo{one} that comes back ?
any ideas ? (do I need to clarify the problem ? )
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