Hi people,
I would appreciate if you could bring some light to my darkness regarding
the following:

After creating an XSD i generated corresponding interfaces and tried to see
the Changesummary working.
My assumption is the changesummary will give me changed Properties within
the DataObjects of a DataGraph.

So I did the following:

1. Created the datagraph + Created a rootObject + added another Object to
the Root Object
2. stored and loaded the datagraph
3. turned on logging for the graph
4. changed a property of a DataObject from the graph
5. expected a changed dataobject in the summary, but did not get one.

Am I missunderstanding how Changesummary works?

Thanks for your help

Steffen

please see my code below


       DataGraph myGraph = SDOUtil.createDataGraph();
       HelperContext hc = SDOUtil.createHelperContext();

       // Creating a sample Datagraph, with a Container having a List of
Vocables
       Type containerType = hc.getTypeHelper().getType(Container.class );
       Container container = (Container) myGraph.createRootObject
(containerType);

       Vocable vocable = SdoFactoryImpl.init().createVocable();
       vocable.setVocableID(123123);
       container.getVocables().add(vocable);

       // Storing and loading it
       ByteArrayOutputStream outputStream = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
       SDOUtil.saveDataGraph(myGraph, outputStream, null);
       System.out.println(new String(outputStream.toByteArray()));

       DataGraph loadGraph = SDOUtil.loadDataGraph(new
ByteArrayInputStream(outputStream.toByteArray()), null);

       // turn on logging
       loadGraph.getChangeSummary().beginLogging();

       // Making changes
       Container loadedContainer = (Container) loadGraph.getRootObject();
       Vocable voc = (Vocable) loadedContainer.getVocables().get(0);

       voc.setVocableID(1312);

       loadGraph.getChangeSummary().endLogging();
       List changedDataObjects = loadGraph.getChangeSummary
().getChangedDataObjects();

       // prints out 0 :-(
       System.out.println("Size of changedObjects after changing a
property:" + changedDataObjects.size());

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