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> That's because JBoss used to handle primary keys differently. Before, PKs
> were wrapped in a JBoss object call
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> OK, mea culpa. All of our primary keys inherit from a
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> We're calling remove on the bean itself. As for the hashCode and equals,
> I thought that might be part of the problem, but they seem to be ok.
> Although, I modified hashCode() in my primary
ll looking
thanks
eric
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> I can't remembe
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> We've been working with jboss for a
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> We've been working with jboss for a while and have a simple a
We've been working with jboss for a while and have a simple app that allows
users to update prices in a database.
One of the fields they can update is part of the primary key, so the session
bean that handles this first deletes the old
bean(s) and adds the new ones. On the first change, everythin
Bill,
I tried increasing the to 6000 (10 minutes) so that
the cache wouldn't resize during the load and that seems to have sidestepped
the problem. I was able to load a total of 9919 records with no "INSERTING
AN ALREADY EXISTING BEAN" errors.
I think it's safe to say t
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> Thanks
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> Michael,
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> In
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> Thanks for replying, Bill.
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> I'm using JBoss 2.2.2 and the Entity Bean is configured as a
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> Michael,
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> What version of JBoss are you running? 2.2
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> I'm developing an application that takes data from our legacy system
> and loads that data into the new system using Entity EJBs
I'm developing an application that takes data from our legacy system
and loads that data into the new system using Entity EJBs but when it starts
to load a certain amount of records from our Accounts table, I get an
IllegalStateException from AbstractInstanceCache.insert(). I believe thi
I guess that is ok.
/Lennart
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> Lennart,
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> Do you actually need
EXISTING BEAN.
problem
Copying this to jboss-user list also.
Is it possible to have copies of your test cases?
/L
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Copying this to jboss-user list also.
Is it possible to have copies of your test cases?
/L
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iants was working.
Now i rest my case, until it creeps up again.
/Lennart
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Hey Martin
> Hi,
>
> I recently upgraded from JBoss 2.0 Final to Jboss 2.2.1.
> Everything works as
> expected but now I get a IllegalStateException when creating
> entity beans.
> If I wait some minutes after creation and try to create the next bean
> everything works. I searched the mailing
Ulp !
> yes, the problem exists and no, iv'e no fix on it yet.
What is exactly the problem ? I probably missed it...
Do you have a simple test that fails ?
Simon
> I said for some weeks ago that i would take on it but there
> hasn't been any time for it yet :-(
>
> /Lennart
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> _
yes, the problem exists and no, iv'e no fix on it yet.
I said for some weeks ago that i would take on it but there hasn't been any time for
it yet :-(
/Lennart
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Hi,
I recently upgraded from JBoss 2.0 Final to Jboss 2.2.1. Everything works as
expected but now I get a IllegalStateException when creating entity beans.
If I wait some minutes after creation and try to create the next bean
everything works. I searched the mailing list and found some other post
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