Examples of persistCascadingAndReturnSelf()

Examples of com.google.web.bindery.requestfactory.shared.SimpleFooRequest.persistCascadingAndReturnSelf()

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    final SimpleFooEventHandler<SimpleBarProxy> handler =
        new SimpleFooEventHandler<SimpleBarProxy>();
    EntityProxyChange.registerForProxyType(req.getEventBus(), SimpleBarProxy.class, handler);

    Request<SimpleFooProxy> request = context.persistCascadingAndReturnSelf().using(foo);
    SimpleFooProxy editFoo = context.edit(foo);
    editFoo.setOneToManyField(bars);
    editFoo.setSimpleBarKeyMap(barAsKeyMap);
    editFoo.setSimpleBarValueMap(barAsValueMap);
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Examples of com.google.web.bindery.requestfactory.shared.SimpleFooRequest.persistCascadingAndReturnSelf()

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    SimpleFooRequest context = simpleFooRequest();
    SimpleFooProxy foo = context.create(SimpleFooProxy.class);
    SimpleBarProxy bar = context.create(SimpleBarProxy.class);
    foo.setBarField(bar);
    Request<SimpleFooProxy> fooReq = context.persistCascadingAndReturnSelf()
        .using(foo).with("barField");
    fooReq.fire(new Receiver<SimpleFooProxy>() {

      @Override
      public void onSuccess(SimpleFooProxy returned) {
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Examples of com.google.web.bindery.requestfactory.shared.SimpleFooRequest.persistCascadingAndReturnSelf()

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      public void onSuccess(SimpleFooProxy response) {
        SimpleFooRequest context = simpleFooRequest();
        SimpleFooProxy foo = context.edit(response);
        SimpleBarProxy bar = context.create(SimpleBarProxy.class);
        foo.setBarField(bar);
        Request<SimpleFooProxy> fooReq = context.persistCascadingAndReturnSelf()
            .using(foo).with("barField");
        fooReq.fire(new Receiver<SimpleFooProxy>() {

          @Override
          public void onSuccess(SimpleFooProxy returned) {
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