Hi,
This is List after all :) You can use Set or Map as collection type if
adding same objects to list is important
2010/7/29 Gary Jarrel <garyjarre..mail.com>
> Hi All
>
> I've noticed something interesting and although it seems trivial from
> the outset, I am not sure why this happens:
>
> MarketingCampaign campaign =
> DataContext.getThreadObjectContext().newObject(MarketingCampaign.class);
> MarketingCampaignProduct pT1 =
>
> DataContext.getThreadObjectContext().newObject(MarketingCampaignProduct.class);
>
> campaign.addToMarketingCampaignProducts(pT1);
> campaign.addToMarketingCampaignProducts(pT1);
>
> assertEquals(1, campaign.getMarketingCampaignProducts().size());
>
> I would have though that adding the same object to the list would not
> make the list grow however my assert fails because the list appears to
> be of size 2 instead of 1.
>
> Perhaps I am missing something here?
>
> Thank you
>
> Gary
>
-- Andrey
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