Yeah, you either flatten a relationship or you don't. A mix of
overlapping relationships would require manual maintenance.
Andrus
On Nov 17, 2006, at 8:45 AM, Michael Gentry wrote:
I've not flattened relationships in Cayenne yet, but this could be a
bug/glitch (or a design choice). I went looking and saw this note in
the docs: Most of flattened relationships are treated as read-only by
Cayenne. I just tried creating one in my test model, too, and the
modeler shows it as read-only, so this really might be a design
choice.
I remember EOF having a similar problem (not sure if the newest EOF
still does). What we would do in EOF to work around the issue is to
write cover method code ourselves to manually flatten the
relationships. This seemed to work pretty well and probably would in
Cayenne, too. In your Gallery.java, try writing a getPaintings()
method.
/dev/mrg
On 11/16/06, Marcin Skladaniec <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello
I have a schema which goes something like this:
Gallery (one)->(many) Artist (one)-> (many) Paintings
I access the Paintings very often from the Gallery, and to make my
life easier I have flattened the relationship :
Gallery (one) -> (many) Paintings
Now when the relationships are not changing everything is ok, but
when I alter the Artist -> Paintings relationship Gallery -> Painting
does not notice it, and still displays the old list. Is it my fault,
and I should not do flattening like this, should I do some kind of
refresh, or is it a minor bug in cayenne ?
Regards
Marcin
