Hi all,
At first is it a necessity to use 'InstanceRequest<>' for persisting
Entites?
Anyway what I am doing is
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client
creating a proxy -> calling edit() [request.edit(proxy)] -> set the data
to proxy e.g.
proxy.setName("name')
...
...//Also some where setting the field for associted type
...//how I get a countryProxy is like this
...requestCon.findById(123).fire........
proxy.setCountry(countryProxy); // I am sure countryProxy has required
field. *checked for 'ID' i.e countryProxy.getId() != null
..
-> call RequestContext appropriate method to save it to database.
request.save(proxy).fire.....
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On servier side..
public void save(MyEntiry me) {
me.getCountry() != null; //Yesss!!! country is not null ... there is
something
me.getCountry().getId() == null; //Yes!... Id field is null ... on
client side it wasn't
}
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I need to load the associated entities to hibernate session at least it
could have given me ID. :(
At the same time an udate method is working fine somehow ... !!!
uses hbmSession.saveorupdate(.....
may be its just ignoring associated nulls... I have to yet check it out.....
I have a presentation for this app tomorrow...
Help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.....
Please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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