Hi Henrique;
Thanks for the email.
Because the JSON-RPC system intentionally transports "model chunks" and not
complete parts of the model, the concept of de-serialising to an EO on the
client-side makes less sense. This is a conscious design decision.
For WebObjects applications which are consumers of JSON-RPC web services, the
client in the WebObjects application is intended to produce instances of...
nz.co.lindesay.common.webobjects.eo.proxy.LEEOEnterpriseObjectProxy
...instead of...
nz.co.lindesay.common.eo.proxy.LEEOEnterpriseObjectProxy
This class conforms to NSKeyValueCoding and should do what you want. This
behaviour will automatically happen if you add this to your application
constructor in the client;
static
{
LEJSONFormatFactory.singleton().setFormatClass(LEWOJSONFormat.class);
}
(If you are subclassing from LEWOApplication then this happens by default.)
Hope this helps and let me know how you get on.
cheers
> I am starting with your JSON RPC precisely on a WO->Wo scenario. Looking at
> the pdf, the examples and some mails I've been able to have the 'server' WOA
> respond to login request and send simple answers like strings. When I try to
> return EO's ( an NSArray of them) the client gets an ArrayList of
> nz.co.lindesay.common.eo.proxy.LEEOEnterpriseObjectProxy which do not have
> KVC.
> How do I convince the server (or is it the client? to send an *NSArray* of
> nz.co.lindesay.common.WEBOBJECTS.eo.proxy.LEEOEnterpriseObjectProxy ??
...
> Thanks in advance for any tips.
___
Andrew Lindesay
www.lindesay.co.nz
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