Updates to the approach of the Assebler Interface

I'm trying to update a dataset by using the interface method assemble. I am able to get data without problem. When I try to update the data, but I get the following error:

Could not invoke sync on the destination data adapter 'remember.projects' due to the following error: null.

Obviously I'm missing a step somewhere but I don't know where.

I have an updateItem method to manage the update.

Any help would be appreciated and thanks in advance.

I managed to do work just before your answer Bill (thank you!).

I had to add


class. Name

to specify the java object the definition of destination so he can wake up. Guess I should who took the first time through the documentation. ;)

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