Reading a couple of posts on this topic, I'm unclear what I should be doing
when removing items from the "Many" side of my CMR (JBOSS 4.0.0)
My code (pseudocode) reads like this:
Collection children = parent.getChildren();
Iterator childIterator = children.iterator();
while(childIterator.hasNext())
{
MyChild child = (MyChild)childIterator.next();
if(child.meetsSomeCriteriaForRemoval())
childIterator.remove();
}
System.out.println("Num children: " + children.size());
parent.setChildren(children);
System.out.println("Num children: " + parent.getChildren().size());
The issue is, the two println() calls output what I expect (they reflect that I
removed some children). But when I commit the transaction and look in my DB,
the records haven't been removed and when I start a new transaction, they are
resurrected when I do my call to getChildren();
I tried adding a child.remove() but that modifies the underlying Collection and
my next call to next() on my Iterator failes with an IllegalStateException
because of the modification to the underlying Collection.
Should I expect that a call to setChildren() should remove() records from the
database for any children that are no longer in the Collection?
Thanks,
Dave
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