Why not use FlushModeType.MANUAL and simply never call flush()?
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That is an option, yes. But this needs you to be sure that a flush is never
called in your components ...
Just to ensure that a flush will be ignored ...
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FlushModeType.MANUAL does not help in every case.
I have tired to struggle with flushing. The only sure way now is to evict
objects from persistent context.
Session session = (Session) getEntityManager().getDelegate();
| session.evict(obj);
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anonymous wrote : FlushModeType.MANUAL does not help in every case.
And these cases are? I've been using it for 5 years and never had such a case.
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org.jboss.seam.annotations.FlushModeType
| @Begin(flushMode = FlushModeType.MANUAL)
| public String myaction() {
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| }
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THere are 2 FlushModeTypes
import org.hibernate.annotations.flushmodeType
import javax.persistence.FlushmodeType
i'm trying @begin(Flushmode=FlushmodeType.Manual
both imports are bad
expect second but manual not defined
Please assist
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Sorry that I didn't confirm my words. Right now I do not have sample.
As I remember when I go through a decision with drools. Even in invalid case,
when I simply return to the edit page, flushing occurs any way .
decision name=validate
| handler
