I haven't seen any replies to this, and I'm still interested in one...
Thanks
David
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We just upgrade to 0.9.8 from 0.9.4. We've found one thing which we
*think* is a bug in OJB. (It's definately a change in behavior).
We have an A and several B's. The A class descriptor has a collection
descriptor to B, and the B class descriptor has a reference descriptor to A
In 0.9.4, we would lock A, and if there were any new Bs, they would be
assigned an OID automatically, and committed to the database when A was
committed.
In 0.9.8, we find new Bs are given an OID, but they are not written to the
database. However, shortly afterwards (apparently after we do some
seemingly un-related write), we find the new Bs have been written out.
What's going on? Here are the choices I see:
0.9.8 has a bug.
- or -
0.9.4 had a bug that is not fixed. (we have to lock the new B's manually to
get them committed)
Thanks.
David
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