Byron Foster wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> First I have to say what an excellent package Torque is along with
> the other tools in Turbine. Congrats to the people who have worked on
> it, absolutely superior work! As someone who has worked serveral year
> with java and databases this really is a next generation tool. Along
> with Velocity for web UI this has solved allot of problems.
>
> Ok, enough of that. I was wondering about the doInsert method. after
> an object is inserted into the databases with a primary key that is
> auto-incremented it would be convenient to set the primary key of the
> object inserted with its stored key value. Example:
>
> // primary key field of class Foo is id.
> Foo foo = new Foo();
> foo.setBar("junk");
> //foo.getId() return null at this point.
> BaseFooPeer.doInsert(foo);
> //foo.getId() is still null at this point
> //Would be more convenient if it contained the stored id
>
> Also, the doInsert(Foo) method return void however the
> doInsert(Criteria) return ObjectKey. is there a reason for the latter
> but not the former?
You probably want to use something like the following:
Foo foo = new Foo();
foo.setBar("junk")
foo.save()
int id = foo.getPrimaryKeyAsInt();
>
> Thanks in advanced,
> Byron
>
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