I guess I m doing something wrong. Please enlighten me what it is I am
doing wrong.
I have a class with number of fields. One of which is boolean.
@Entity
class A {
...
@Basic
boolean foo;
...
}
OpenJPA doing wonderful job of retrieving "state" of the objects of
this class (including 'foo' field). What puzzles me is that it seems
to fail to do "opposite". Somewhere else in my code I have
...
_tx.begin();
A a = getA();
a.foo = !a.foo;
_tx.commit();
...
It looks similar enough to examples from documentation, but it does
not work. I am quite confident that "a" is in "attached" state when I
am trying to change "condition" field (_em.contans(a ) returns
true ). What makes me really puzzled is that if I change code like
this:
@Entity
class A {
...
@Basic
boolean foo;
...
public void setFoo( boolean v ) {
this.foo = v;
}
}
...
_tx.begin();
A a = getA();
a.setFoo( ! a.foo );
_tx.commit();
...
To complete picture, I should mention that I am running "outside of
container" (stand alone application).
Any help will be highly appreciated.
Andrei
