Hi all,
While this is a Java Client application I'm working on, I think the
question may be more of a "nested editing contexts" question.
With WO on the client side you can call methods that only exist on the
server. This is useful for doing things that may require fetching
large numbers of records from the database and processing them without
copying them down to the client. This is much like how a normal web
application works.
A WO Java Client application has a version of EOF that sits on the
client, including client-side EOEditingContexts that are basically a
snapshot of the corresponding EC on the server.
Now, the tricky part is when you invoke a remote method on the server,
the first thing the client side EOF does is resync the client-side EC
up to the server. This is basically the same thing as saving a normal
EC, in that it triggers validation.
Does anyone have a way to disable the validation for a specific Remote
Method Invocation (RMI), or and elegant way to not send the RMI unless
the EO passes validation?
Right now I'm adding a EOGenerator method that simply checks for any
properties that cannot be null, and if any are it returns "false" and
I have all my RMI calls wrapped in an "if" statement to keep them
from firing.
Thanks!
Dave
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