Reputation: 63
I am using Cayenne in a project for the first time. Till now, i was using the SelectQuery and was loving it. I now need to update an object e.g. my User
object contains an emailId
attribute. When the user needs to update his/her email, i take the existing User
object and update the emailId
attribute with the new value provided by the user.
The problem starts now, where i don't understand the way to persist the update to the database. The options i have seem to be limited to SQLTemplate
or using EJB QL
. Am I right? Is there a more elegant way of supplying the updated object to the DataContext
and persisting the update to the DB?
I am using Cayenne in a web application and obtain the context via the WebApplicationContextFilter
.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 951
Reputation: 2563
yes, there is certainly a more elegant way. You make one or more changes to your objects, you then commit them via the ObjectContext that was used to get the objects in the first place:
ObjectContext context = ...
List<MyEntity> objects = context.performQuery(...);
MyEntity o = objects.get(0);
o.setXyz("new value"); // I assume you got to this point
...
context.commitChanges();
The last line sends all your changes to the DB.
Upvotes: 1