try the cvs version. I had same problem and Thomas fixed it a few weeks
ago. make sure you objects implement TimeStampable for long transaction.
You should be able to do something like this:
c.setValue1("somevalue");
db.begin();
db.update(c);
db.commit();
notice you're modifying c outside to the transaction then just update.
good luck.
-----Original Message-----
From: Julian L�ffelhardt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2001 5:52 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [castor-dev] JDO: update() & relations
Hi,
I have the following question:
If I have an object strucutre similar to the following:
A 1--->n B 1---->n C
db.begin();
c.setValue1("somevalue");
db.update(c);
db.commit();
and I want to update object C I getan error like:
error object C contains reference to object B which is not created/loaded in
this transaction
than I try:
db.begin();
c.setValue1("somevalue");
db.update(c);
db.update(b);
db.commit();
I get an error like:
error object B contains reference to object A which is not created/loaded in
this transaction
an do on...
Problem is I#m having a rather comp�lex structure of classes forcing me to
call update on about 12 objects when I want to change a simple value.
Any advice???
P.S: the "autostore" function seems completely broken, whenever I enab�le
autostore Castor starts to blindly create new objects e.g.
A 1--->n B 1---->n C
db.begin();
c.setValue1("somevalue");
db.update(c);
db.commit();
creates "sometimes" a new instance of a and B althought it's already
existing.
Can anybody with the proper insight givr me an advise???
Thanks in advance,
julian L�ffelhardt
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