If you don't want the save() to cascade, you should set cascade="none" or
cascade="delete" on the association to User.
(Also, as long as unsaved-value is correct, the save() will cascade to an
update() of the User, which is okay usually.)
"Justen Stepka"
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I am having a problem with my already existing objects being persisted into
the database when I call saveOrUpdate().
What happens is that I am putting the User object into my servlet session
so
that I can access the values of the account on the view (JSP pages). When I
call on an operation later in the system I may grab that User object out of
the session to set the value into a new object that is later persisted with
hibernate by calling saveOrUpdate().
This is where the problem occurs... when I save that new object with the
User object as a reference it is being repersisted rather than looking at
the identy field and seeing that the row/data in the datastore as the same
object.
Is there a way to force hibernate to look at the existing identify field on
the object I am setting rather than resave the existing object over again?
Thanks.
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