When using editing contexts created with:
ERXEC.newEditingContext();
I can't seem to cause an optimistic locking exception to be tripped
(I'm trying to test my exception handling). It always just saves the
last set of data that was submitted. What I do is open the same
record in my web app in two different browser windows under 2
different sessions. I then change something in one window and save
the new data. Then I change something different in the other window
and save it (i.e. ec.saveChanges()). I expected to get an exception
at this point, but instead the save works and just writes over the
changes from the previous save with its own set of data. What could
be causing this? Or is my thinking on what should throw an optimistic
locking exception incorrect? I thought this was the functionality of
the tolerant editing context, but not the default one.
try {
entry.editingContext().saveChanges();
} catch (EOGeneralAdaptorException saveException) {
//error handling code
handleOptimisticLockingFailureByRefaulting(entry.editingContext(),
saveException);
//code to bring up error page...
}
I did step through with the debugger too, and no exception is raised.
Thanks,
Jeff
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