I just know i ran into this problem, and i replaced storeAll by a loop which
call store on
each entity for it to work.
You can look for the JIRA which has the exact code used.
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Wickersheimer Jeremy
On Thursday 25 March 2010 07:38:19 Scott Gray wrote:
> Hi Jeremy (is this your last name or first?)
>
> storeAll calls either store or create so doesn't that imply that it does
> everything that they do?
>
> Regards
> Scott
>
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> On 24/03/2010, at 5:30 PM, Wickersheimer Jeremy wrote:
> > Note that it seems delegator.storeAll does not trigger the EECAs, unlike
> > delegator.store There a jira opened fir it but no patch atm.
> >
> >> Ruth Hoffman wrote:
> >>> Hi BJ:
> >>> Thanks. So does this mean that EECAs work as follows?:
> >>> 1) A GenericDelegator object is gotten by the calling program
> >>> 2) The GenericDelegator code looks to see if any EECAs are defined for
> >>> the given Entity using the DelegatorEcaHandler
> >>> 3) If any EECAs are defined for the Entity, those conditions are
> >>> evaluated and any actions are run
> >>> 4) Program control passes back to the GenericDelegator
> >>> 4) The GenericDelegator does whatever it was called to do
> >>> 5) Program control returns to the caller
> >>
> >> More complex.
> >>
> >> Before database save, after database save, before/after cache put,
> >> before/after key looking, list lookup, etc. Lots of events are
> >> watchable.
