Hey folks, Generally, I retrieve objects using BaseContext.getThreadObjectContext().performQuery(query); and after creating / updating / deleting objects, I commit changes with BaseContext.getThreadObjectContext().commitChanges();
This commits all changes on the current thread's ObjectContext, but is there any way to specify which individual objects you want to commit changes for? I'm just looking for a best practice to safeguard my objects, but I think this would be a valid use case: You have a table that logs exceptions, and you encounter an exception while modifying an object backed by another table. So you want to persist the exception's log, but not the object you were modifying. I've thought about separating my objects onto different ObjectContexts (Ie. children of getThreadObjectContext()), but this doesn't seem like a good solution, especially if you have relationships (since related objects have to be in the same ObjectContext). Any suggestions? I'm using Cayenne 3.0.2, but I'm all ears for 3.1 suggestions too. Thanks, Brian Baillargeon
