Hi Kevin,
'localObject' is not moving objects, between contexts. Instead it
locates an object counterpart (another copy) in the target context,
instantiating a fault if needed. In light of that your question about
graph traversal is probably not relevant.
Andrus
On May 18, 2007, at 7:32 PM, Kevin Menard wrote:
Hi,
I've just noticed that localObject does not traverse whole graph of
the
object moving to the new DC. Is this by design, due to computational
complexity, or a bug?
Just to illustrate the "problem":
Given three data objects {A, B, C}, registered with the following data
contexts:
DC1: A (committed)
DC2: B (new, modified) C (new, modified)
Such that B and C have a to-one relationship. A and B also required a
relationship, but are in separate DCs. So, move B to DC1 via
localObject. After that, we have:
DC1: A B
DC2: C?
The relationship between B & C is clobbered. I haven't debugged
enough
to see if C is still in DC2 or not. All handles to DC2 are
effectively
destroyed in the normal code, so I'd have to add additional code to
deal
with it.
Anyway, I know how to workaround it, but am wondering whether this is
something that should go into JIRA or if it's something that won't
change.
Thanks,
Kevin
Kevin Menard
Servprise International, Inc.
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