So it looks like the VO setter created in the xdoclet-generated CMP
file doesnt check for dirty fields. The code generated is of the form:
public void setYourOwnVO( YourOwnVO valueHolder )
{
setFoo( valueHolder.getFoo() );
setBar( valueHolder.getBar() );
}
The setter should check to make sure a field in the VO has been set
before attempting to use it on the entity. It seems the code should
look something like:
public void setYourOwnVO( YourOwnVO valueHolder )
{
if( valueHolder.fooHasBeenSet() )
setFoo( valueHolder.getFoo() );
if( valueHolder.barHasBeenSet() )
setBar( valueHolder.getBar() );
}
Is the current coding intentional? Just checking since its been this
way for quite a while and no one has complained. -cc.
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