2006/8/15, Simon Willnauer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Yes. May I have a feed with the class Feed and put any subclass of Feed in > it? You mean as an entry?
In fact, I want to put in the feed any object whose class is a subclass of the entry-class configured in gdata-config.xml for the service.
I see!! First, this is the calendar api which is a bit different and has adifferent licence. Second, thats a nice feature I will add it to the future tasks. If you wanna use such a feature you can just create a new feed for each of the entries and put a link into the entry that would lead to a different url but it works as a workarround. I will definately add this feature in the future!
Is it possible to delegate to the storage as a workaround? I can use xpath in the object model to solve this. You can configure any subclass of BaseEntry in the gdata-config.xml!
Is the wiki saying something different? If yes could you point out where so I can change it?!
OK. My scenario is: - In the gdata-config.xml the configured entry-class is, say, com.google.gdata.data.Entry for the service; - The client sends a POST to the service with a xml representation of a object where it's class is a subclass of com.google.gdata.data.Entry; - The service receives the xml and reconstrucs the object, as it have the extension configured properly. (an axis web service works that way)
OK, but the implementation of Extension interface, in class Where for > instance, is very tedious, a tool for this will be very helpful, for sure. I agree but that is out of scope of the server project at the moment.
Perhaps I create this also. Thanks, Marcos Cesar
