Interestingly, Hibernate has similar behavior but little better in the sense
that it at least calls the overridden accessors.
https://forum.hibernate.org/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=998837
Can this be fixed?
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Here is the output from build-time enhancer.
Buildfile: build.xml
enhance:
[openjpac] 463 UserAdminTestCase WARN [main] openjpa.MetaData - No
setter was found for method new in type
com.example.model.impl.UserModelBaseImpl while searching for persistent
properties. This method will be ignor
Hi,
1. are you enhancing your entities at build-time? If not, try that first.
Does enhancement work without warning?
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Can someone help please?
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Digging further into this, there is a major difference in the way the entity
class is instantiated by EciplseLink versus OpenJPA.
When using eclipselink w/o the transient declaration, the entity class's
overridden setters are called (which in turn call super).
While using OpenJPA with transient d
