Thanks for the quick response!
I tried switching to getPersistenceManagerProxy() but didn't get any
change.
After experimenting some more I finally found my problem...
my object of User had a list of Category, and I carelessly used
@Transient (javax.persistence) instead of @NonPersistent
I might be having the same problem.
took me a while to find the consistency: i have 2 unrelated model
classes (User and Category). creating or updating Category objects
initially works, but when i read users from the datastore, creating
and updating of Category stops working until I restart my
I am using Spring and OpenPersistenceManagerInView as well.
I experienced various problems. I am now using
pmf.getPersistenceManagerProxy() (instead of pmf.getPersistenceManager
()) and it works quite fine.
regards,
andreas
On 8 Dez., 17:30, tal tal.j@gmail.com wrote:
I might be having
I am not using OpenPersistenceManagerInViewFilter, but I am using Spring to
create the PersistenceManager at the beginning of the a request. If am
changing many objects, and I seem to have problems where they don't get
stored to the datastore. I can check right before I close the
No not yet.
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Any thoughts
Look at the log perhaps? since it will tell you exactly what happens
(at DEBUG level), and since you present no persistence code I'm not
sure what other replies you're likely to get
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