What good is serializing a temporary global ID? A temporary ID is
only good and useful in the editing context that created it. Can you
explain what you're attempting to do?
On Jun 12, 2006, at 5:13 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello;
Has anybody any further advice in this area? I'd like to shift
EOTemporaryGlobalID-s from the client back to the server in order
to reference EO's that I'd made in previous web-services
invocations. EOTemporaryGlobalID-s serialise fine from WO... (the
A's are fake data obviously)
<globalID xsi:type="ns4:EOGlobalID">
<data xsi:type="xsd:base64Binary">AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA</data>
</globalID>
...but they don't seem to deserialise in the same way.
cheers.
It might be that you can't do this with a EOTemporaryGlobalID. Those
aren't real global IDs, just a process specific placeholder for a
real
global ID that *may* get generated later.
Chuck
At 01:15 PM 21/11/2003 -0700, King Chung Huang wrote:
>I'm trying to return a EOGlobalID (specifically,
EOTemporaryGlobalID)
>from a method provided via WebObjects's Web Services. However, I'm
>getting an "IllegalArgumentException" and I'm not sure why this
is so.
>I've reduced the problem to a very simple scenario. WOApp 1 calls a
>no-argument web service method on WOApp 2, which returns a
EOGlobalID.
>Anyone have any ideas on what's causing the exception?
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www.lindesay.co.nz
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