Problem indeed has to do with the 'equality' check that is performed...
In there a class check like if( obj instanceof MyClass ) is done, but
obj is a CGLIB enhanced instance, which yields to an unequal class.
What is the best solution to solve this?
-J.
Marcus Schulte wrote:
One thing to be aware of is that the same db-row, in two different
Hibernate-Session, corresponds to two different objects. So with
session-per-request, if your PSModel is loaded in one request, and
your value-parameter-object in another. If you don't override
Object.equals appropriately, Tapestry cannot know which list member to
show for a given value.
2007/8/28, Jan Vissers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi,
I'm witnessing some 'interesting' behavior, using lazily loaded
collections (Hibernate) combined with PropertySelectionModel
stuff. Before
getting into too much detail - using my JUnit tests I can prove that
traversing the (nested) objectgraph actually has the information
(albeit
via CGLIB proxies). When using this in my T4.1.2 page however, I
see that
the correct poplist value doesn't get selected. In a read only
version of
the page on the other hand - where the poplist is dynamically
replaced by
a readonly display item - the information is shown.
Is there something that I should be aware of in using T4/Hib3
regarding
the selectionmodel component?
-J.
BTW: I'm using OpenSessionInView provided by Spring.
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