You can listen for EntityProxyChange events on the EventBus. If your entity
has been edited a corresponding event will be fired so you can fetch a
fresh copy from the server.
Alternatively you could define a persist() method in your RequestContext
that does return the persisted Entity. That way the persisted entity will
be send back to you. Your code would look like:
ExampleRequest er = RF.exampleRequest();
er.persist(yourEntity).to(
new Receiver<YourEntity>() {
public void onSuccess(YourEntity yourPersistedEntity) {
.......
}
});
editorDriver.edit(yourEntity, er);
....
editorDriver.flush().fire(); //which will call the receiver from above.
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