Rod,
If you are using Oracle as your DB, then you can mark your CMR fk columns
as DEFERRABLE INITIALLY DEFERRED.
Oracle will only check the non-null constraints at commit time. Shouldn't
be a problem for you.
Other DBs may have something similar.
Ciao,
Jonathan
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Subject: [JBoss-user] How to INSERT after ebjPostCreate versus ejbCreate
Calling an entity bean CMR setter method within ejbCreate is prohibited.
The
general solution is to make CMP calls within ejbCreate and CMR calls in
ejbPostCreate. That solution does not work when the CMR field maps
directly
to a non-nullable required column value. WebLogic resolves this issue by
deferring INSERT statements. How does one specify that option in JBoss?
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