Hey folks...
I'm having a strange situation. I have an EntityProxy that contains a
member that is a List<ValueProxy> (all subclasses of the proxy types, of
course).
Everything is set up fine, everything works, except for ONE case. It looks
like this:
class MyEntityProxy ... {
public List<MyValueProxy> getMyList();
public void setMyList(List<MyValueProxy> myList);
}
MyEntityProxy entityProxy;
...
request.retrieveMyProxy().fire(...
...
request = newRequest();
entityProxy = request.edit(retrievedEntityProxy);
);
...
request.saveMyEntityProxy(entityProxy).fire(...
);
If I do this (or if I set myList to a list containing the same values -
possibly just values where .equals() is true between the old and new
values), when I put a breakpoint on the server side, myList is null.
However, if I modify myList (add a different element(s) to it, remove one
of the existing ones), THEN myList is correctly serialized on the server
side.
Has anyone seen this before? I know there are problems with
Set<ValueProxy> serialization, but this is the first one I've seen with
List<ValueProxy>
- Tim
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