Mike Kienenberger wrote:
>Jorge Sopena <jsopen..idsa.es> wrote:
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>>Looking the log, I've realised that in the first case there isn't any
>>query to DB, is to say, the object is found in DataConext.
>>Meanwhile in the second case there is a query to DB. why?
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>I don't know.
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>Jorge Sopena <jsopen..idsa.es> wrote:
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>>No exactly, in the list is still the object path3 but with
>>PersistentState.COMITTED.
>>When I do the delete, Cayenne tries to remove this object from the List
>>but the method List.contains() yields false.
>>So Cayenne doesn't remove this object.
>>The main problem is when I do the selectQuery to get the object path3, a
>>new object is recover from the DB instead of DataContext.
>>So, I've got two diferent objects for path3, and the method equals()
>>return false.
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>>Why is "path3" recover from DB if it's in the DataContext?
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>That's a good question.
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>Can you output the value of the two different path3 objects and compare why
>they are different? The default .toString() method should be sufficient.
>
>Cayenne should not allow two copies of the same object to be in the
>objectStore.
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>-Mike
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Mike,
Both objects have the same database information. But the method
hashCode() returns different result, so they are !equals() objects.
How can Cayenne know where two objects are the same?
Jorge
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