DListImpl leaks a PB

[Da...@equifax.com]

I'm running 0.9.4.

I loaded a collection of items (OBJ returned a DListImpl).  I removed an
item from a the list.  For reasons unknown (well, not entirely clear), OJB
thought there was a current transaction so it proceeded to remove the
object from the database.  Now, I had, in fact, just commited a
transaction.  So, either this is a bug in the committing a transaction does
not "remove" the current Transaction, or I'm not doing something I'm
supposed to do with Transaction to indicate I'm through with like I'm
supposed to.

Anybody got any ideas which one it is?

Thanks
David Corbin



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Re: DListImpl leaks a PB

[Thomas Mahler <th...@apache.org>]

Hi David,

David.Corbin@equifax.com wrote:
> I'm running 0.9.4.
> 
> I loaded a collection of items (OBJ returned a DListImpl).  I removed an
> item from a the list.  For reasons unknown (well, not entirely clear), OJB
> thought there was a current transaction so it proceeded to remove the
> object from the database.  Now, I had, in fact, just commited a
> transaction.  So, either this is a bug in the committing a transaction does
> not "remove" the current Transaction, or I'm not doing something I'm
> supposed to do with Transaction to indicate I'm through with like I'm
> supposed to.
> 
> Anybody got any ideas which one it is?

I'm not quite sure what's going on in your application exactly. Could 
you please post the relevant section of your code producing this problem?

ODMG collections are build to work *within* ODMG transaction boundaries.
That is if you remove an item from such a collection, they will tell the 
current transaction about the deletion. But they should not access the 
database directly!

cheers,
Thomas


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