Kevin Sutter wrote:
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> Claudio Di Vita wrote:
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>> I turned on all TRACE messages, but I cannot see any exception. The SQL
>> is
>> generated for all records, but I cannot see them as rows in tables.
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> Interesting. We don't gene
Kevin Sutter wrote:
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> Hi Claudio,
> You mention in an earlier post that when you turn on SQL Trace that you
> see
> all of the Inserts getting created. So, does that mean that if you turn
> Trace on that it seems to affect the processing and everything works as
> expected? Or, do you see SQL
Craig L Russell wrote:
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> The usual symptom for a multithreading problem is an exception thrown
> inside an implementation method that can't be explained by application
> code.
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> What are your symptoms?
>
I persist a set of entities in n different threads at the same time. Each
thread u
Jean-Baptiste BRIAUD -- Novlog wrote:
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> The answer to your question is not in ThreadLocal class but inside the
> createEntityManager() method.
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So you think that OpenJPA implementation of EntityManagerFactory is not
thread-safe ?? I don't catch any exception related to transactions, moreov
Jean-Baptiste BRIAUD -- Novlog wrote:
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> Did you compared using == what you think is different instance of
> EntityManager ?
> Reading your message tend to prove that EntityManager is shared and
> when you think you got a new one it is not a new one.
>
Why I have to check an instance ret
Hi to all,
I'm having some troubles using OpenJPA in a multithreaded environment.
Sometimes (because it happens randomly) some entities aren't persisted, but
OpenJPA doesn't throw any exception. Please note that I persist a set of
entities (instances of the same class) that don't share any kind
