Has anyone seen this before? On Mar 20, 11:23 pm, bbehrens <[email protected]> wrote: > Any guidance on this? > > On Mar 19, 1:00 pm, bbehrens <[email protected]> wrote: > > > We had anissuewith our application the other day in one particular > > use case. The symptom was Created wasn't being persisted. All of our > > DomainEntities have a Created property and we don't ever set it in our > > application. Instead, we use the IPreUpdateEventListener and > > IPreInsertEventListener to handle both Created and LastModified. > > (We're using basically the same thing as > > Ayendehttp://ayende.com/Blog/archive/2009/04/29/nhibernate-ipreupdateeventl.... > > > After some investigation, I noticed something interesting. When the > > record is inserted, Created is most certainly being set. > > > if (entity.Created == null) > > { > > entity.Created = currentDate; > > Set(persister, state, CreatedName, currentDate); > > > } > > > However, within the same transaction in this particular use case, > > NHibernate immediately turned around and did anupdateon the newly > > created object. When this happened, the entity we got had the Created > > property set. However, the value for Created in the state object > > array we got was null. (As it was initially on the insert) > > > Changing the code in our listener to the following: > > > if (entity.Created == null) > > { > > entity.Created = currentDate; > > Set(persister, state, CreatedName, currentDate);} > > > else > > { > > Set(persister, state, CreatedName, entity.Created); > > > } > > > fixed theissue. > > > I will be happy to provide more details about what's going on > > (modifying one of the collections on the entity seems to be causing > > theupdateto happen in this use case) but I thought this might be an > >issueon the NHibernate side. Has anyone else seen thisissuebefore > > using the insert /updatelisteners? > > > Thanks in advance.
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