On Apr 4, 2008, at 2:20 PM, Dain Sundstrom wrote:
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.
Hi Dain,
Thanks a lot for the info. Makes sense. Totally understand lack of
time... Unlikely that I'm going to have much time to spend on this
either. Not exactly my cup-o-tea, anyway. As David mentioned, nice
little project to start understanding some of this code. Hopefully,
somebody will be interested...
--kevan
