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Hibernate in case of cascade(All,merge,persist)

 
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HEllo

I am using two way association... i.e. oneTomany and manyToone...
Case 1 > On oneTomany mapping I had set cascade=cascadeType.persist and cascade=cascadeType.merge...
When I tried to save parent object which also includes child's set with session.persist only parent object got persist not child collection.
Is this a how hibernate works? or this operation should persist child as well.
Case 2> On oneTomany mapping I had set cascade=cascadeType.All it persist both parent as well as child collection....

Please light on this operation of hibernate in both situations...


 
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Sagar, i have tried using manytoone mapping and i am able to persist both entities for both conditions :- CascadeType.PERSIST and CascadeType.All

public class Employee {
...............
@ManyToOne(cascade=CascadeType.PERSIST)
@JoinColumn(name="department_id")
private Department department;
}
I did not get any issue here.

below is the sample code, which i have used.

Employee emp = new Employee();
emp.setName("Sunil");
emp.setSex("M");
Department dept = new Department();
dept.setDepartmentName("HR1");
em.getTransaction().begin();
emp.setDepartment(dept);
em.persist(emp);

-Sunil
 
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Where is your mappedBy. You have to tell hibernate that the two associations represent the exact same referential reference in the database. To Hibernate at this point thinks that they are two different fk to pk mappings.

Mark
 
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I donot think so mapped by is mandatory here as i am not using bi-directional relationship.
 
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