I implemented the VisitListener code (from the blog) pretty much as is (had
to change the table names and the id field) and have run into a stack over
flow error because of infinite recursion. Here's the tweak to the code from
the blog to reproduce it:
public void visitEnd(VisitContext context) {
System.out.println(context.queryPart());
pushConditions(context, ACCOUNTS, ACCOUNTS.ID, ids);
...
}
All I've done is added a System.out statement. I don't know the underlying
cause but perhaps may have something to do with the toString() method being
called. BTW, in my real code, I'm doing a hash table lookup where the
lookup key is, the value returned by context.queryPart() and run into the
same issue. The System.out statement is the simplest way to reproduce the
problem.
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