how can i get the proxy that i edited using driver.edit?

[Elhanan]

i know the it's not the same proxy i sent in..

and i know i need to send to a persist method i created in a
requestContext.

so do i need to use the onProxyChangeEvent?

[isern]

Just an idea, I'd try this:

proxy = request.edit(proxy);

driver.edit(proxy);

If I got RF right, the edited reference should be the same as the one
request.edit() returns, as it is already bound to that context.

Greetings!

[Elhanan Maayan]

yea, but that means i can ever use driver.edit without using request.edit first, and driver.edit already does request.edit

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[Colin Alworth]

If one of your editors needs access to the original object, consider implementing a ValueAwareEditor so it has access to the original model. This way you can flush changes back as part of the regular editor system.

If you want to make other arbitrary edits outside of the editor system, then it sounds like you actually want to call req.edit before passing it into the driver.