I put more info and demo
here: http://code.google.com/p/gwt-examples/wiki/DemoActivitiesAndPlaces
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I didn't see this thread earlier but you might find this information
useful. Looking at some of your code, some observations:
1. For WalletData and WalletItemData, you don't have to manually set up the
owning key yourself. See the following:
Thanks for looking at my code. I wanted to follow up.
to 1. I was having problems with the implying the parent in the ownership,
so I had to do it manually. I have other projects where I use RPC and I
don't have to set the parent. For some reason I wasn't able to get it to
work in this
1. Well, the previous post has the link to the AppEngine JDO documentation
on how to do that but it doesn't work in JPA the same way, more on that
later in #4
2. You're right. I've been using gin for so long that I've forgotten about
the setFactory method. The reason it works is not because of
I figured out how to saved owned entities, but I can't seem
to transport them back in the proxy.
How can I get the children to come along for the ride?
http://code.google.com/p/gwt-examples/source/browse/trunk/WalletInventory/src/com/gonevertical/server/jdo/WalletData.java#84
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I solved it. Wahoo!. :) I needed to use .with(items) in the query to get
the children.
http://code.google.com/p/gwt-examples/source/browse/trunk/WalletInventory/src/com/gonevertical/client/views/impl/WalletListViewImpl.java#68
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I'd like to use an owned Listentity collection. I ran out of time this
weekend to figure out how to use an Owned Collection in RequestFactory.
Has anybody else used an owned collection in the Entity with RequestFactory?
source
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