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Amit
Amit

Reputation: 353

Making sure a transaction commits before another one starts when using different classes in Seam

I have a page with two buttons, clicking each actually calls methods in two different classes who have entityManager injected into them.

Now when in class 1 the method save() is called, an entity is updated with the most recent values. Before the method returns, I call entityManager.flush() so that changes are flushed to the database.

Immediately after that if I click the other button which calls method advance() of class 2 and load the same entity using entityManger.find(entity.class, Long.valueOf(entityId)), the fields that were updated in the previous method call show to be null.

Do I need to do any configuration to make sure that this does not happen, or how can I share the Entity Manager between these two classes so that I can make sure that calls after the flush operation work on the updated database.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 177

Answers (1)

ben75
ben75

Reputation: 28706

The transaction is commited. That's not the problem.

From the java doc of the EntityManager.find() method:

If the entity instance is contained in the persistence context, it is returned from there.

It means that : the find won't fetch the object from the DB if it is already present in your entityManager.

To refresh the entity, simply call refresh(entity):

MyEntity myEntity = entityManger.find(MyEntity.class, Long.valueOf(entityId));
entityManger.refresh(myEntity);

Upvotes: 1

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