Additionally, try using List instead of Set. It works for me when I faced similar issues. Only problem would be you will have to manage any redundancy with List
~Ashwin
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There are unfortunately many small but annoying issues with RF in 2.4; most of them will be fixed in 2.5, to be released in a month or so.Have a look at the issue tracker, I seem to recall having worked on patches for issues with ValueProxies and Sets (assuming TagProxy is a ValueProxy).--
On Tuesday, May 29, 2012 7:02:08 AM UTC+2, July wrote:I'm using GWT requestFactory to save an entity, the code is rather simple: i want to create a Blog entity with several Tags, here is my code:client side:BlogRequest blogRequest = factory.blogRequest();BlogProxy instance = blogRequest.create( BlogProxy .class );instance.setName( "blog name");instance.setNote( "mynote2" );instance.setTags( base.createTagProxies( blogRequest, tag ) );blogRequest.save( instance ).fire(...);public Set<TagProxy> createTagProxies( BlogRequest request, String... tagNames ){Set<TagProxy> tagproxies = new HashSet<TagProxy>();for( String tagName : tagNames ){TagProxy proxy = request.create( TagProxy.class );proxy.setName( tagName );tagproxies.add( proxy );}return tagproxies ;}for example i create a blog with "Tag1" and "Tag2" in a Set, however after the request send to server side, at Blog#setTags(Set<Tag> tags) method there is only one tag in the parameter set, which is "Tag1", "Tag2" is just missing.Could anybody help with this issue? Thanks in advance.
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