Does this mean we can determine on the client, on an entity, what exactly we want to fetch when retrieving it from the server? (= wild guess) :)
Thanks!
Kris
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Hi Kris,
This is a kind of reverse lazy-loading: when you send an entity from Flex to the server for update, the entire entity graph, together with all initialized properties, is serialized. This may be a problem with complex and large data graph and you may want to serialize only the root entity without all its initialized dependencies.
We will post more information about this new feature soon.
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Maven artifacts have been uploaded and should be available for
download very soon.
PS: the Flex 4.5 library "granite-flex45.swc" is available in Maven
bundles and in the community platform but not in the standard
distribution on Github.
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Hi guys,
This is REALLY REALLY good stuff (the reverse lazy loading). I've needed this for a long time as some calls for updates can take an unacceptable amount of time without this feature. Thanks so much for it.