or some reason, a second output
> is
> > needed
> >
> > In the same time, a client Y executes the following code:
> > 1. Movie retrievedMovie = movieRepository.findByPropertyValue("Babel");
> > 2.retrievedMovie.setTitle("New title"));
> > 3.
there are two states attached and detached:
an entity is detached when it is created or when it is changed outside of a
transaction.
Otherwise (when it is freshly loaded, or after persist it is attached).
For detached entities: persist() writes the changed properties and
relationships to the g
Hello,
I'm currently testing some of Spring Data Graph features, and I have a few
questions about some usages.
Could someone explain to me how the following example works?
I run the following unit test:
@Test
public void testUpdatingEntitiesNotInTransaction(){
Movie m = new Movie();
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