This is exactly what I'm looking for, thanks!
As suggested, I've used AutobeanCodex to convert my proxy to json. And upon
receiving it on the server side, I could re-create the Proxy using
AutoBeanFactorySource.
Now I've to convert the proxy to concrete type.
*// this works!*
AppAutobeanFactory autobeanFactory =
AutoBeanFactorySource.create(AppAutobeanFactory.class);
CampaignSearchCriteriaProxy proxy = AutoBeanCodex.decode(autobeanFactory,
CampaignSearchCriteriaProxy.class, json).as();
logger.info("@autobean @clientId " + proxy.getClientId());
*// I tried this, but this fails (just got ValueCodex this by tracing RF
Servlet)*
SearchCampaignRequest searchCampaign =
ValueCodex.decode(SearchCampaignRequest.class,
AutoBeanCodex.encode(AutoBeanCodex.decode(autobeanFactory,
CampaignSearchCriteriaProxy.class, json)));
logger.info("@valuecodex @clientId " + searchCampaign.getClientId());
As a last piece of the solution I've got the following questions:
1. How does GWT RF maps Proxy to Concrete Types on the server-side?
2. Is it possible to use the class directly?
Thanks,
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