I'm thrilled you figured this out, I haven't had any spare cycles to
go deeper on the hibernate integration end of things.
On 6/22/07, Bill Holloway <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Problem seems to be solved by the following calls in onSuccess...
_creditCardDAO.saveOrUpdate(_creditCardBean);
_creditCardBean.setOwner(_state.getLoggedInPerson());
_creditCardDAO.merge(_creditCardBean);
The call to merge being the magic incantation.
bill
On 6/22/07, Bill Holloway <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Here's another tap-hibernate issue. I have a page to create a new
> CreditCardInfo to then store into hibernate. The CreditCardInfo is
> many-to-one with Person.
>
> I have a page w/ a non-persistent property _creditCardInfo. The
> beaneditform creates/shows its blank creditCardInfo just fine. Form
> handler looks like
>
> OtherPage onSuccessFromCreditCardForm ()
> {
> _creditCardInfo.setOwner (_state.getLoggedInPerson());
> _creditCardDAO.saveOrUpdate (_creditCardInfo);
> return _otherPage; // injected
> }
>
> The saveOrUpdate call gets me the illegal attempt to assoc. a
> collection with 2 open sessions. I've tried multiple combinations of
> activation contexts, persistent _creditCardId properties, etc.
>
> Anybody else having luck with this kind of task under tap-hibernate?
>
> Bill
>
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