lol, it certainly isn't

OK, I'll look into it.

thanks

Krzysztof

Fabio Maulo pisze:
> Ah...
> 4) a remove an existing Pet (mean remove only the association, the 
> animal stay alive).
>
> The life of an persistent-layer's developer is not so easy ;)
>
> 2009/5/12 Fabio Maulo <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>
>
>     2009/5/12 Krzysztof Kozmic <[email protected]
>     <mailto:[email protected]>>
>
>         Well, as I said - I'm quite new here, so I may be discovering
>         things, that are obvious for the experienced ones of you :)
>          
>         Thanks Roger for your explanation. I know that having the
>         two-way inverse association would workaround the issue, but
>         there are still situations where it's not welcome to introduce
>         the child-to-parent association in the code.
>          
>         Now that I know how NH works this out, I'm thinking if it
>         would be appropriate (feasable) to introduce a patch that
>         would change its behavior to merge the insert pet with update pet.
>
>
>     The test you should write should be enough complex to prevent ugly
>     breaking changes.
>     Try it with a complex graph with complex cascade.
>     In your example you should try to solve even another case.
>     A Animal (Pets) can exists even without a owner (Person); that is
>     what you are doing using unidir.
>     Now create a new Person and add it 3 Animals : 
>     1) a persistent animal changing its owner
>     2) a NO persistent Animal (a new one)
>     3) a persistent Animal but without a previous owner
>
>     then save the new Person.
>
>     For Animal you should try it using:
>     <subclass>
>     <joined-subclass>
>     <subclass>+<join>
>     <union-subclass>
>
>     Let us know which is the result.
>
>     The test is more important than the fix. Right test mean right
>     fix; wrong test mean wrong fix.
>
>     -- 
>     Fabio Maulo
>
>
>
>
> -- 
> Fabio Maulo
>
> >


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