How to use Editors With a Service Oriented BackEnd

[POODevelopper]

Hello,

I'm working on a GWT application that uses Spring on the backend (service oriented approach not ActiveRecord) and I want to use Editor to push and get data from the UI.

To communicate with the backend I use ValueProxy because it's service oriented.

I want to know what kind of editors I have to use (SimpleBeanEditor or RequestFactor) and how can I use them ? 

Would nice to have an example explaining all this.

[Thomas Broyer]

The main difference between SimpleBeanEditorDriver and RequestFactoryEditorDriver is that the later calls RequestContext#edit() on each object. The others are HasRequestContext and getPaths.

[Mrabti Idriss]

Im using the SimpleBean editor and on the add action I call 'driver.flush()' then check if there is errors and finally I mad a request to add the object. If the object is successfully added I initialize my object and call 'driver.edit()' again, I don't know why I receive the 'Bean has been frozen' ??

Am I doing some thing wrong ??

On Oct 2, 2011 11:32 PM, "Thomas Broyer" <t.br...@gmail.com> wrote:
> The main difference between SimpleBeanEditorDriver and RequestFactoryEditorDriver is that the later calls RequestContext#edit() on each object. The others are HasRequestContext and getPaths.
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