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Google Web Toolkit 2 Application Development Cookbook
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Sometimes, we need to transfer a list of objects as java.util.List (or a collection) back and forth between the server and the client. We already know from the preceding recipes that the JPA entity class objects are not transferable directly using RPC. Because of the same reason, any list of the JPA entity class is not transferable directly. To transfer java.util.List using RPC, the list must contain objects from DTO classes only. In this recipe, we will see how we can manage a list for RPC.
In our scenario, we can consider two classes Customer and Sales. The association between these two classes is that one customer makes zero or more sales and one sale is made by one customer. Because of such an association, the customer class contains a list of sales, and the sales class contains a single instance of customer class. For example, we want to transfer the full customer object with the list of sales made by this customer. Let's see how we can make that possible.
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