Abother question about @Consumed. Using the strategy as described in my last
post, what I am doing in selecting an ImportPayloadEntity, splitting this
entity which has a list of ItemEntities into individual ItemEntity objects
and processing each ItemEntity object.
During the processing of each ItemEntity object I call...
item.setWorkingProcessedInd("Y");
item.setWorkingProcessedDatetime(new Date());
Then once the route is finish in the ImportPayloadEntity bean I do something
like this...
@Consumed
public void markConsumed() {
boolean errors = false;
Collection<ItemEntity> itemEntities = this.getItems();
for (ItemEntity itemEntity: itemEntities){
if (itemEntity.getProcessedInd().equals(DaoConstants.ERROR)){
errors = true;
}
itemEntity.setProcessedInd(itemEntity.getWorkingProcessedInd());
itemEntity.setProcessedDatetime(itemEntity.getWorkingProcessedDatetime());
}
this.setProcessedInd(errors ? DaoConstants.ERROR :
DaoConstants.PROCESSED);
this.setProcessedDatetime(new Date());
}
This leads to the ImportPayloadEntity record in the db being updated. But
where this strategy fails is that when i do...
itemEntity.setProcessedInd(itemEntity.getWorkingProcessedInd());
itemEntity.setProcessedDatetime(itemEntity.getWorkingProcessedDatetime());
itemEntity.getWorkingProcessedInd() and
itemEntity.getWorkingProcessedDatetime() are both null. In other words it
has not remembered the values I set on the objects in my route.
It seems somewhere along the line my ItemEntity objects are not being passed
by reference. Am I right?
What would be a good way to fix this?
thanks
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