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(In reply to comment #1) > what's the usecase here? > I have so far two use cases: 1- My parameter for the query is very complex. It takes Object that are modelled. These instances doesn't need to be persisted but only valid for the query time. Right now you could only push objects that are persisted. (Client->server) 2- The result of the query are objects that are temporary created by the server. Again I don't want to create them for nothing. (Server->client). I'm currently developping an application that needs that feature. So it will probably be implemented soon. Simon
(In reply to comment #2) > (In reply to comment #1) > > what's the usecase here? > > > > I have so far two use cases: > > 1- My parameter for the query is very complex. It takes Object that are > modelled. These instances doesn't need to be persisted but only valid for the > query time. Right now you could only push objects that are persisted. > (Client->server) > > 2- The result of the query are objects that are temporary created by the > server. Again I don't want to create them for nothing. (Server->client). > > I'm currently developping an application that needs that feature. So it will > probably be implemented soon. > > Simon > great! I thought about this use case for my prototype earlier this year. Unfortunately I forgot what it was about.
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