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We are using hibernate and pointbase on the server side. We set up a web service: getDeviceById(Long id). The web service engine is Axis.

The interesting thing is that after we get the Device object from database. The identifier on the server side is the primary key, but on the client side is null.

My question is how to keep the object's identifier on client side? (we define id in the pojos).

Thanks.

Wade

do you remember to update the client side object with the new fresh instance you will get when it is serialized over the wire ?

The client side code is as the following:

device = new Device();
device = stub.getDeviceById(new Long(1));
System.out.println("the device id is: " + device.getId());

Then the Id printed out is null.

More instructions would be appreciated.

Wade

so your stub.getDeviceById apparently doesn't return the actual object returned by hibernate (hibernate sets the id when it loads objects)

Except the id is null, all other parts are OK, such as I use device.getPin(), then it gives me the right value: pin.

Appreciate it for help.

Wade

just a fast remind, need to declare the setId as public instead of private