hang on guys, I solved the problem...
As I said before I used the
org.exolab.castor.builder.extraCollectionMethods=true
option in castorbuilder.properties so that I got extra methods i.e.
getMovieAsReference to access my internal collections as vectors.
Now, I've put the following extra attributes in the mapping.xml file:
<class name="movies.Actor" identity="id">
<field name="movie"
type="movies.Movie"
collection="vector" <-- added this
get-method="getMovieAsReference" <-- added this
set-method="setMovie"> <-- added this
<sql name="id_movie" many-table="actor_movie" many-key="id_actor"/>
<bind-xml name="Movie" node="element"/>
</field>
</class>
and the problem was solved. Now I can delete the persistent object Movie
with all the included collection of Actors.
Cheers!
piero
> try db.setAutoStore(true); after db.begin().
>
> greets Niko
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