Thanks but I chose to go for Eduard's first answer.
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Thanks but I chose to go for Eduard's first answer.
Is changing the projection the only way to include them in a single query?
I am aware that I can use the PKs to open each object but wouldn't it impact the performance if the result set has a lot of rows?
I am aware that I can use the PKs to open each object but wouldn't it impact the performance if the result set has a lot of rows?
Difficult to say. Let's assume around 50.
Many to many. One child can have 1 to * parents (no maximum). And a parent can have 0 to * children (no maximum). I cannot say what the average can be.
Also, I've edited my question accordingly, since having a reference to the parent from the child would mean 1 to many. The parent has a list of children now.
No concrete permissions if you mean permitted classes in the web app configuration.
It always gives 401.
I don't redirect to a login page since it is part of a custom application.
It is sent on its own.
That did the trick, but I had the default namespace set until this point and it used to work just fine. Do you have an idea why it suddenly stopped working?