Re: Betr.: Re: [eclipselink-users] Strange persistence layer behaviour

[Yannick Majoros <yannick.majoros@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Willem Kunkels a écrit :
> Well, the mappins have indeed been specified on both sides of the 
> relationship...the LetterOfCreditGoederenOmsRegel entity contains the 
> following:
>
>     @ManyToOne(cascade=CascadeType./REFRESH/, fetch = FetchType./LAZY/)
>     @JoinColumns({
>         @JoinColumn(name = "LIVLG", referencedColumnName = "LIVLG", 
> insertable = *false*, updatable = *false*),
>         @JoinColumn(name = "IKONR", referencedColumnName = "IKONR", 
> insertable = *false*, updatable = *false*),
>         @JoinColumn(name = "IKRNR", referencedColumnName = "IKRNR", 
> insertable = *false*, updatable = *false*) })
>     *private* LetterOfCreditGoederenOms goederenOms;
>
>     *public* LetterOfCreditGoederenOms getGoederenOms() {
>         *return* goederenOms;
>     }
>
> So, still puzzled by this..
Hi Willem,

Your relations looks ok to me, but when you modify an instance of this, 
and it has an impact on the relationship, both sides of the relationship 
need to be updated.

Yannick