Examples of invocation()

Examples of com.google.gwt.requestfactory.shared.messages.MessageFactory.invocation()

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    List<InvocationMessage> invocationMessages = new ArrayList<InvocationMessage>();
    for (AbstractRequest<?> invocation : invocations) {
      // RequestData is produced by the generated subclass
      RequestData data = invocation.getRequestData();
      InvocationMessage message = f.invocation().as();

      // Operation; essentially a method descriptor
      message.setOperation(data.getOperation());

      // The arguments to the with() calls
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Examples of com.google.gwt.requestfactory.shared.messages.MessageFactory.invocation()

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    List<InvocationMessage> invocationMessages = new ArrayList<InvocationMessage>();
    for (AbstractRequest<?> invocation : invocations) {
      // RequestData is produced by the generated subclass
      RequestData data = invocation.getRequestData();
      InvocationMessage message = f.invocation().as();

      // Operation; essentially a method descriptor
      message.setOperation(data.getOperation());

      // The arguments to the with() calls
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Examples of com.google.web.bindery.requestfactory.shared.messages.MessageFactory.invocation()

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    List<InvocationMessage> invocationMessages = new ArrayList<InvocationMessage>();
    for (AbstractRequest<?, ?> invocation : state.invocations) {
      // RequestData is produced by the generated subclass
      RequestData data = invocation.getRequestData();
      InvocationMessage message = f.invocation().as();

      // Operation; essentially a method descriptor
      message.setOperation(data.getOperation());

      // The arguments to the with() calls
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Examples of com.google.web.bindery.requestfactory.shared.messages.MessageFactory.invocation()

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    List<InvocationMessage> invocationMessages = new ArrayList<InvocationMessage>();
    for (AbstractRequest<?, ?> invocation : state.invocations) {
      // RequestData is produced by the generated subclass
      RequestData data = invocation.getRequestData();
      InvocationMessage message = f.invocation().as();

      // Operation; essentially a method descriptor
      message.setOperation(data.getOperation());

      // The arguments to the with() calls
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Examples of com.google.web.bindery.requestfactory.shared.messages.MessageFactory.invocation()

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    List<InvocationMessage> invocationMessages = new ArrayList<InvocationMessage>();
    for (AbstractRequest<?> invocation : invocations) {
      // RequestData is produced by the generated subclass
      RequestData data = invocation.getRequestData();
      InvocationMessage message = f.invocation().as();

      // Operation; essentially a method descriptor
      message.setOperation(data.getOperation());

      // The arguments to the with() calls
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Examples of com.google.web.bindery.requestfactory.shared.messages.MessageFactory.invocation()

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    List<InvocationMessage> invocationMessages = new ArrayList<InvocationMessage>();
    for (AbstractRequest<?> invocation : state.invocations) {
      // RequestData is produced by the generated subclass
      RequestData data = invocation.getRequestData();
      InvocationMessage message = f.invocation().as();

      // Operation; essentially a method descriptor
      message.setOperation(data.getOperation());

      // The arguments to the with() calls
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