Hello List,
as you might expect, i got a small problem.
The scenario is the following:
I have a framework that communicates completely via OpenJMS. It has a
"PersistenceLayer" that can be configured to use different
PersistenceFrameworks. One of these is Cayenne.
The Program flow is the following:
1. Send a request to the server (in my Testcase: "get Extents of Class X
from Database")
2. The PersistenceLayer handles the request and returns the correct
results from the Database in a Vector --> Up to this point, everything
is fine
3. Send the Vector back to the Application that requested the Data.
Now this is where my Problem is:
I get a Vector with the right amount of Entries and they all have the
right class, but all the Objects are hollow and return null for every
property/class field.
I found out, that I can keep the Objects contents when I call
DataContext.unregisterObjects, but after reading some more posts on this
group, I do remember reading something about unregisterObjects not being
a good solution. Quoting Andrus:
"In any event I would advise against using "unregisterObjects", unless
you are sure there are no remaining cached objects that point to
unregistered objects via a relationship."
So my question is:
Is there a more elegant solution to my problem? I really would like to
keep all the Data from the Objects and maybe even the ObjectId of the
Objects to be able to more easily reference the Objects in the Database.
Thanks in Advance,
Detlef
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