Perhaps I could ask this question a different way. I understand that deleting nested parent-child-grandchild-etc lists can be very specific to a particular design. So what is the most efficient use of Cayenne classes to delete a family (aka tree) of parent-child persistence objects?
Thanks Joe On Nov 19, 2009, at 11:04 AM, Joe Baldwin wrote: > Sorry for asking an elementary question, but I am still converting some of my > legacy code from the previous versions of Cayenne. > > When I am deleting an entity with a to-many relationship, (example: parent, > parent.getChildList()), can I still employe the method "deleteObjects()"? > > (This was pretty easy to do when I was using the DataContext but now that I > have switched over to object context, I don't have access to this method any > longer.) > > Thanks, > Joe >
