Hi August,
my guess is that you will *not* get any cached verions of Item
instances. Here's why: when Castor resolves a relation between two
classes (object instances), it will eventually issue a
Database.load(Item.class, ...)
down the line. If there's no cache enabled, Castor will load the actual
objects (their values) from the database.
Cheers
Werner
On 11.02.2010 23:28, August Detlefsen wrote:
I have a mapped object with a number of layers of sub objects:
Dashboard -> Section (ArrayList) -> SectionItem (ArrayList) ->
Item
Item has cache-type="none" specified in the mapping, but all of the
other classes in the tree have no cache-type specified and thus use
the default count-limited cache.
My question is: If I make an update to an Item, and then db.load the
main Dashboard object, will it include the newly updated Item, or
will I get a cached Dashboard object that also includes an older
cached version of the Item that was just modified?
Thanks, August
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