Randall wrote:
> My current approach is definitely not working. When using RESTful
> style dev, I get the object and add attributes to it and a flush does
> nothing.
>
> def save(self, obj, **data):
> session = sqlalchemy.object_mapper(obj).get_session()
> obj.title = data.get('title')
> session.flush()
>
> No errors and the title has not changed in the database.
I'm using ActiveMapper for my classes, and just call
activemapper.objectstore.flush() after making changes; that WORKSFORME.
I can't comment on how things work without ActiveMapper.
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