Hi Jennifer,
On Aug 18, 8:46 am, Jennifer Larkin wrote:
> Are you cloning the object before you do the edit?
>
> http://www.dansshorts.com/post/managing-the-transfer-cache-with-clones
No I wasn't. Thanks for the link too, cheers,
Pedro.
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Hi!
On Aug 18, 2:11 am, Bob Silverberg wrote:
> An easier solution is to clone() your Transfer object before you populate it.
> Then the dirty data never gets into the cache.
Yeap. More elegant, too. Thanks for the quick response,
Pedro.
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An easier solution is to clone() your Transfer object before you populate it.
Then the dirty data never gets into the cache.
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On 2010-08-17, at 7:53 PM, pedrobl wrote:
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> OK, after reading again the documentation on caching, I thought it'd
> smart to discard the invalid o
OK, after reading again the documentation on caching, I thought it'd
smart to discard the invalid object from the cache. Simple.
It's probably in the documentation... but I'm fond of learning by
making mistakes... very fond of, apparently, :)
Pedro.
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