Hi Werner, thanks for your answer. The merthod Database#isPersistent() works only IMO withs same object(-reference). In our case we had i.e. two object for same persistent entity. We have a RMI-server. Client A an B start a request with an Object with the same Identity, but different Objects. RMI serialized object during transport and creates "new Object" after transmission from client to server. A Methode like Database#getState(Class entity, Object identity) instead of Database#isPersistent(Object object) can avoid problems with different obejctreferences. Hope you understand what i mean.
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