For objects, I have a user, which has a contact object, which in turn has an address object. All mapped as one-to-one objects. Now, when I create a user, it assigns them all the same unique ID. Great!! This is exactly what I want.
Now. I have another object, Pilot, which includes a user object and is mapped as a one-to-one to user. So, I do something like this. pilot.setUser(user); And then I save the user.(I get the same result by saving the Pilot object). A new pilot, contact and address is created, but not a new user. So, my one-to-one relationship is broke in my database, my pilot Id column is wrong and I have an extra contact and address row. Any thoughts on what i could possibly be doing wrong? I want the new Pilot object to take the same ID as the user object, just as the one-to-one mapping should do.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
James
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