On Thursday, April 14, 2011 12:38:26 PM UTC+2, Owen Ilagan wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> I've managed to get Request Factory to work somewhat, but I'm stuck at
> a point where I attempt to execute this code in my client Activity
> class:
>
> AppRequestFactory factory = clientfactory.getAppRequestFactory();
> EmployeeProxy employeeProxy =
> factory.employeeRequest().create(EmployeeProxy.class);
> employeeProxy.setDepartment("New Department");
> employeeProxy.setUserName("Owen");
> employeeProxy.setPassword("password");
> factory.employeeRequest().getStatus(employeeProxy).fire(new
>
You have to use the same RequestContext instance for your create() and
method+fire().
The workflow is:
1. create a RequestContext using a factory method of your RequestFactory
(in you case employeeRequest())
2. push things to it (create(), edit(), method calls, etc.)
3. fire() it to send the whole thing to the server for processing
The fire(Receiver) method of a Request is just a shortcut for
Request#to(Receiver) and RequestContext#fire().
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