I've been sucked into another project and haven't been paying much
attention to the lists...
The problem is we flush before returning the created object to the
caller. The reason we do this is because database generated fields
are not filled in until the flush statement which means the primary
key is not guaranteed to be available until flush. The current code
requires the primary key to create the cmp proxy we return to the
caller. The code will have to be changed to allow for late primary
key resolution either when the code calls getPrimaryKey or at the end
of the transaction.
I don't have the time to look at this, but I can help you if you want
to work on it.
-dain
On Apr 3, 2008, at 10:43 PM, Kevan Miller wrote:
A Geronimo user had reported a performance problem w/ CMP as
described below. Any thoughts?
I'd tried to forward to [EMAIL PROTECTED] a while back, but looks like I
sent to a bad email address, instead...
--kevan
On Feb 26, 2008, at 9:54 PM, ApolloX wrote:
Is there a way to configure when commands are flushed to the
database for
EJB2 CMP beans in G2? I noticed something that may be related to
the severe
caching/performance slowdown from trying to migrate CMP2 beans from
G1 to
G2.
Here's a concrete example of the behavior:
AdminLocalHome movieHome = (MovieLocalHome)
context.lookup("java:comp/env/ejb/MovieLocal");
MovieLocal newMovie = movieHome.create(someId);
newMovie.setTitle("The Matrix");
In G1, this code worked fine because the database INSERT was
delayed until
after the setTitle() was called. In G2, the INSERT happens
immediately
after the call to create() leading to a database insertion error
since title
is a required field in the database.
Could someone provide me with a solution to delay the database
flushing
until later on? As I've said, I don't get the impression anything
is being
cached for CMP2 beans in G2 based on the severe performance
slowdown I've
seen.
ApolloX
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