> Instead of flushing, did you try a PersistenceManager.close() that
> should lead to the same effect ? After the close, you get a new pm via
> the PMF and that should do it.
i dunno if i can do that so easily as the entityManager is injected by
spring.
i have a very very very simple example that doesnt not work under gae/
spring.
what do i need to get this to work under gae?
this test case *works* fine under hibernate but fails with gae with a
assert after the query.
any ideas?
@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
@Test
public void findUserSimple() {
PositionUser user1 = new PositionUser();
user1.setFirstName("john");
user1.setLastName("smith");
user1.setFacebook("111111");
em.persist(user1);
em.refresh(user1);
System.out.println( "key:" + user1.getKey());
PositionUser find = em.find(PositionUser.class, user1.getKey());
assertNotNull(find);
Query query = em.createQuery("Select p from PositionUser p where
p.firstName=:firstname");
query.setParameter("firstname", user1.getFirstName());
List resultList = query.getResultList();
assertEquals( 1, resultList.size() ); <--- assert fails here
}
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