It works fine with 2.1.1-rc1.
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Thanks for the advice, I am going to try that one.
On Tue, Dec 14, 2010 at 11:03, Thomas Broyer wrote:
> Have you tried 2.1.1-rc1? The server-side part is a complete rewrite.
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Ok in fact Request factory checks the fields of the entity and not the
accessors (into the validateKeys method of the class JsonRequestProcessor).
It is quite unexpected as we expose accessors into the proxy and not fields.
So it seems impossible to use Request factory with relationships using K
I want to create an object with a relationship with request factory.
I don't have the actual related object, just its id.
So I added into the object a getter and setter to convert the id into a
Key :
Key ownerKey;
public Key getOwnerKey() {
return ownerKey;
}
public void setOwnerKey(Key owne
