I am just curious as it's interesting to me though not useful to this
discussion (feel free to contact me offlist if you find it offtopic).
Could you please describe the business use case for what you are
doing? It seems like two use cases to me.
Cheers,
Greg
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On Mar 15, 2010, at 11:15 AM, General <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi,
I have a problem with session management in Unit of Work pattern. This
is my scenario:
1) Creating UoW (so creating a new session: lets call it MySession)
2) Creating an invoice (in MySession)
3) Opening list with contractors (in MySession)
4) Selecting contractor and editing Contractor instance from the same
session (MySession)
5) Canceling changes (usually closing the session, but in this case
(creating invoice is still active) the session has to be alive, so it
can't be closed)
7) Ups -> changes that we have maid in step 4 are still visible. The
reason is that we didn't close the session in which we have edited the
Contractor object. But we can't close the session because it's needed
to continue creating the invoice.
So what can I do to edit my Contractor object in separated area? I
can't create a new session to do that, because I will receive an
exception informing me that there are two objects in different
sessions with the same Id.
Creating a deep clone is not a good solution for me, because my
Contractor object has many inner list, properties...
Any ideas?
Chris
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