Hi Per,
You are spot on! Thanks.
I'm creating a add/edit form and what I was initialising the event object in
two places:
public class CreateEvent extends Panel {
private Event event = new Event();
...
...
public GenericEventCreatePanel(String id, Long eventId){
super(id, new LoadableEventModel(eventId));
Event eventFromDB = (Event) this.getDefaultModel().getObject();
if ( eventFromDB == null ){
event = new Event(EventDetailValues);
}else{
event = eventFromDB;
}
....
I will modify it so that event object is initialized once and if it is an
event for edit (LoadableEventModel finds the event in DB), then I will copy
each field individually.
Thanks for your help.
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