Hello,
I have some legacy code that deletes data in a JDBC transaction so I can't
use an EM to delete a "case". After the delete I need to get the object out
of the L1 cache. So I do this:
OpenJPAEntityManager oem = (OpenJPAEntityManager)
ExecutionResources.getEntityManager();
System.out.println("Before, em contains case: " + oem.contains(myCase) + "
detached: " + oem.isDetached(myCase));
oem.detach(myCase);
oem.evict(myCase);
System.out.println("After evict, em contains case: " + oem.contains(myCase)
+ " detached: " + oem.isDetached(myCase));
CaseUtils.delete(myCase, editingUser);
System.out.println("After delete, em contains case: " +
oem.contains(myCase) + " detached: " + oem.isDetached(myCase));
Which prints out this:
Before, em contains case: true detached: false
After evict, em contains case: true detached: false
After delete, em contains case: true detached: false
(I threw in the detach stuff as experimentation, tried it first without
it.)
Am I not understanding how this should work? I am not using L2 cache, I'm
expecting evict to remove it from the L1 cache. I have one other use of
evict in my app and it seems to be doing what I expect (though it's a JDBC
update, not a delete).
I'm using OpenPJA 1.2.2.
Thanks.
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Daryl Stultz
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