I serarated the hibernate part in an own maven modul.
I the tests in this modul everything works well.
I use a lot of many to one relationships.
In the web application I get sometimes problems, that
the key of a many to one relationship is not written
or the DropDownChoice does'nt write the change in the model.
Generally I am disappointed by the abstraction hibernate gives me in the
application.
There are a lot of cases where you are torn in the specialities of how
hibernate works in a web application.
Am 13.04.2014 18:44, schrieb Sven Meier:
>If the hierarchy is correct then the 1.4 logic is very confusing to me.
Same way here ;).
You know that Wicket 1.4 is no longer actively developed, so we won't
improve this, even if it is a bug.
Regards
Sven
On 04/11/2014 11:07 PM, Craig L wrote:
Hi Sven, just a follow-up. If I am reading the debugger correctly I
believe
everything is layered correctly without adding the form directly to the
border.bodycontainer.
I stopped the debugger at the first instance of
visitComponentsPostOrder in
Form.class internalUpdateFormComponentModels() after Submit.
'this' is showing as the Form<T>
Form's parent is GenericFormPanel
GenericFormPanel's parent is Border$BorderBodyContainer
Border$BorderBodyContainer's parent is our custom border
SpinnBorder
SpinnBorder's parent is GenericFormPage
GenericFormPage's parent is null
After the ensuing findParent call the SpinnBorder becomes the first
argument
into the next visitComponentsPostOrder call and it starts marching
down the
children chain.
If the hierarchy is correct then the 1.4 logic is very confusing to
me. As
I read it as long as the Form lives anywhere underneath a Border.class
object, whether its in the BodyContainer or not, it's setObjects will
get
called twice. Unless there is some way I need to detach the Form from
the
Border during this submit process?
Thanks in advance for enlightening me.
Craig
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