Hi all
I have been searching around. I have seen a couple of people ask the
same question but have not seen any answers.
Our application makes use of quite a large and complex object graph.
As the product is still in active development, this graph changes
regularly. Our application starts by showing a list of items (eg.
insurance policies). If the user selects an item, ALL of it's details
are displayed to the user on one page. The user then has the ability
to drill down and make changes as required.
Because of the above, the following code would be almost
unmaintainable:
ParentRequest parentRequest = requestFactory.parentRequest();
parentRequest.findParent(1L).with("child1",
"child1.grandchild1",
....................,"child9.grandchild7.greatgrandchild5.greatgreatgrandchild3")
.fire(new Receiver<ParentProxy>() {...
We therefore need a way to tell the request object to load the whole
object graph. It would have been nice to do something like the
following:
parentRequest.findParent(1L).with("**/*").fire(new
Receiver<ParentProxy>() {...
or something like:
parentRequest.findParent(1L).traverseAll().fire(new
Receiver<ParentProxy>() {...
Does anybody know of away to get around this or to accomplish this?
Maybe override some GWT infrastructure class or something?
Any help would be appreciated.
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