there is a problem on generation of secondary events.
A secondary event of type "insert" is generated whenever a input field named "f_<TABLEID>_ins<...>" is found; but in a master - detail structure, for the detail, an hidden field "f_<TABLEID>_ins<...>" is always generated for each field linked with master. This cause the wrong generation of an secondary event of type "insert".
The key point here is to find a better way to find if an insert event is really what we need.
The code responsible for this is in EventEngine.java, here a snippet:
// now try the same with insert records
// but only if
if (collissionDanger && (excludeTableId != actTable.getId())) {
paramStub = "f_" + actTable.getId() + "_"
+ Constants.FIELDNAME_INSERTPREFIX;Vector v = ParseUtil.getParametersStartingWith(request, paramStub);
if (v.size() > 0) {
String aKeyParam = (String) v.firstElement();
String keyId = aKeyParam.substring(paramStub.length());
keyId = StringUtil.getEmbeddedString(keyId, 0, '_'); DatabaseEvent e = dbEventFactory.createInsertEvent(actTable
.getId(),
keyId,
request,
config);
result.addElement(e);
}
}
cheers, Sergio
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