@ExtraTypes works. But I have multiple request calls. So @ExtraTypes can't
be used. Also the Proxies don't extends.
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This happens for me when I am extending EntityProxy directly for
proxyA and proxyB and try to append requestA to requestB. @ExtraTypes
won't fix it in my case. Ideas?
On Aug 16, 3:44 pm, Y2i yur...@gmail.com wrote:
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Have you tried to use @ExtraTypes on an interface that extends
RequestFactory?
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bumping up...
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() callback is
called fine.
When queryCountOfP() accepts an instance of PB, the failure occurs:
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Unknown proxy type PB
The server receives the call, the argument type of the service method is
correct (B), but after returning to the client the following method throws
