Unable to retrieve results using dynamic query

Hi Experts,
I have created a custom table and have created a custom bol to integrate it with web ui. I have redefined the dynamic query result method of genil layer. I find the data into LT_RESULT but when I invoke the root list method the LR_OBJECT does not contain the values.
Please see below the code that I have written.
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METHOD IF_GENIL_APPL_INTLAY~GET_DYNAMIC_QUERY_RESULT.
DATA: LR_OBJECT TYPE REF TO IF_GENIL_CONT_ROOT_OBJECT,
LT_RESULT TYPE TABLE OF ZCRMST_XXXX,
LV_DYN_WHERE TYPE STRING,
LV_LEN TYPE I,
LS_RANGE TYPE SELOPTOBJ.
DATA: LT_XXXX TYPE TABLE OF SELOPTOBJ,
LT_YYYY TYPE TABLE OF SELOPTOBJ.
FIELD-SYMBOLS: <LFS_RESULT> TYPE ZCRMST_XXXX,
<LFS_SELECTION_RANGE> TYPE GENILT_SELECTION_PARAMETER.
decomposition of selection parameters and build a dynamic where condition
SELECT * FROM ZXXXX INTO TABLE LT_RESULT[].
CHECK LINES( LT_RESULT[] ) > 0.
LOOP AT LT_RESULT[] ASSIGNING <LFS_RESULT>.
LR_OBJECT = IV_ROOT_LIST->ADD_OBJECT( IV_OBJECT_NAME = 'Root'
IS_OBJECT_KEY = <LFS_RESULT>-XXXX ).
CHECK LR_OBJECT IS BOUND.
LR_OBJECT->SET_QUERY_ROOT( ABAP_TRUE ).
ENDLOOP.
ENDMETHOD.
==================================================
Thanks in advance,

Hi,
Please check your get_objects method of the genil class. I made some changes to my implementation of get_objects method and it fixed the problem.
Regards,
Sandeep

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