Everyone, thanks for your help. I'm going to use an EventListener. > you cannot do a circular reference. > so if your service has a dependency to the entity manager, a solution is > to inject the container so that you can retrieve the entity manager when > you need to use it instead of doing it when you build the service. > The other solution is to put the logic using the entity manager in the > doctrine listener itself as the LifecycleEventArgs object passed to the > listener gives access to the entity manager. > > -- > Christophe | Stof
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