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Ah, right. I did not set that. Thanks!

My update goes something like this:

update one datasource, and inside that I update another datasource

			DSRequest request = new DSRequest(DataSources.EMPLOYEE_DS,
					DataSource.OP_UPDATE);
			request.setRequestContext(dsRequest.getRequestContext());
			HashMap<String, Object> employeeUpdate = ... values to update the related datasource
			request.setValues(employeeUpdate);
			try {
				employeeUpdateResponse = request.execute();
				DataSource ds = employeeUpdateResponse.getDataSource();
				if (ds == null) {
					ds = dsRequest.getRPCManager().getDataSource(
							DataSources.EMPLOYEE_DS);
					employeeUpdateResponse.setDataSource(ds);
				
					employeeUpdateResponse.setProperty("operationType", DataSource.OP_UPDATE);  //THIS WAS MISSING
				}

DataSource.OP_UPDATE
			} catch (Exception e) {
				// TODO Auto-generated catch block
				e.printStackTrace();
			}

I found it kind of strange that the response did not have the DataSource set (and apparently not the operator either).

Is there a way to make a request like this without having to manually set all these values in the DSResponse?

[Isomorphic]

If this DSResponse coming from a custom DataSource? Maybe your own custom DataSource code isn't providing the DataSource and operationType?