Original User: effortlesswebsllc
I need help determining is this a bug or just the way it works. Here is the situation.
I have a featurelayer that is related to three tables and the first time I execute the ExecuteRelationshipQueryAsync, I am getting "fresh" results from the server. I then proceed to update data in a related table, apply the edits, and then execute the ExecuteRelationshipQueryAsync method again. The second time it is executed, I am not getting "fresh" results because I see the pre-updated data; I have DisableClientCaching = true on the featurelayer. I then proceeded to perform the same task, but this time I used the developer tools in IE and captured the HTTP calls to the server. Attached is the Snag-IT of the HTTP calls and as you can see, the first ExecuteRelationshipQueryAsync yields a 200 result, while the second yields a 304 result. The only way I can see my updated data in Silverlight is to close, then, open the again. If I copy and past the request that yields a 304 result into IE, I can see the updated data.
Thoughts?
Thanks,
Jason
