Hi Pierre,
I haven't actually ever used the 'localObject' method. I mean you can work with
nested context the same way as with parent (global) one, i.e:
DataContext context = DataContext.createDataContext();
DataContext nested = context.createChildDataContext();
Dicrow d = (Dicrow)nested.newObject(Dicrow.class);
d.setDicrowname("ABC");
//context.commitChanges(); //does nothing since child context isn't commited
nested.commitChanges(); //creates new record in DB
alternalively:
nested.commitChangesToParent();
context.commitChanges();
Works fine for me, nested contexts won't work through ROP though, but it seems
that's not your case.
If this doesn't help, please describe your application in more detail.
Andrey
Сб, 22.03.2008 10:59:27 you wrote:
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PG> Thanks Andrey,
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PG> I am using what you propose for getting child context at session level
PG> chidContext= globalContext.createChildDataContext();. But I dont understand
your sentence :
PG> >> it collapses to just calling one method.
PG>
PG> Do you mean using localObject to get object in globalContext ?
PG>
PG> objectInGlobalContext = (XXX)
globalContext.localObject(myObjectInLocalContext.getObjectId(),myObjectInLocalContext);
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PG>
PG> Thanks again for your help
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PG> Pierre
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