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    I just spent about 3 days fighting to get a BeanModelReader, an RPCProxy, a Loader and a ListStore working together to get my Grid to render.

    Finally got it working on accident, all it took was:

    reader.setFactoryForEachBean(true);

    Voila, poof it works.

    None of the examples (that I saw) have this line in them.

    Why did I need it and the examples did not? My beans are very simple and implement Serializable and BeanModelTag.

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    I guess your list contains different types. That is why you need to set it to true so that for each type a factory gets created. Else only the first item gets checked and only one factory gets craeted.

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    I only have one type in my list, a type called 'Policy'. Its a POJO DTO I create in my service.