Hi everybody, first excuse me for my
poor english.
I use JSF with Spring and Hibernate
and I have the following problem : i ve a class with two many-to-one relations which have
the same bean associated. This works
fine, but , my problems is when i m trying to update the class and the two b
This is a question which I would ask in forum.hibernate.org
because it is very Hibernate specific and neither has anything
to do with spring or with JSF,
could be that both properties reference a dataset with the same key in
the database
hence both get updated at the same time.
Werner
Nicolas
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This is a question which I would ask in forum.hibernate.org
because it is very Hibernate specific and neither has anything
to do with spring or with JSF,
could be
e same problem would not exist with JSF ...
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> Thank you.
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o, i wondered if the same problem would not exist with JSF ...
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> Thank you.
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erner> >
> Nicolas GENSOLLEN wrote:>> I thought so too before i read a
post in forum.hibernate.org.>> A man had the same problem and was
saying it wasn't a hibernate but a>> struts problem.>>
>> So, i wondered if the same problem would not exist with JSF
t's because the 2 properties point to same java
> object but I don't know how to change this...
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