Hi Sean,
can you please send as at minimum a mapping file or even better a
complete test case?
Ralf
Sean McDonald schrieb:
Good morning all
I'm experiencing a rather interesting behaviour with castor 0.9.6. Here
is the scenario:
I have companies, products, and components. A company may have one or
more products, and a product may consist of one or more components.
The scenario plays out like this:
Create a company (ACME inc)- this works fine
Create a product (Product X)- this also works fine
Create Component A - no problem
Create Component B - no problem.
Add Component A and Component B to the above product - No problem.
Create another Product (Product Y)
Create Component C - no problem.
Add Component C to Product Y - no problem
Add Component B to Product Y - problem!
When I recursively update everything in a single transaction, in the
order component, product, and then company, Castor deletes the link that
Component B has with Product X, and rewrites it to point to Product Y.
Component C is correct for now, until it is referenced by another
product, at which point Castor will delete the link it has with Product
Y, and rewrite it to point to whatever new product it is meant to be
referencing. This only ever happens to product definitions created
within the same Company.
All of the objects are related, as opposed to dependent, and are linked
in both directions. I have tried setting setAutoStore to 'true', and
just saving the Company object. This results in a
*DuplicateIdentityException* when I have the same component linked to
more than one product.
Any suggestions of where I can start looking?
Many thanks
Sean
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