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Hi All,

I'm using Toplink as provider for JPA and here is my persistance.xml



but when exception is logged it says EclipseLink exception


Exception [EclipseLink-4002] (Eclipse Persistence Services - 2.3.2.v20111125-r10461): org.eclipse.persistence.exceptions.DatabaseException



I'm using maven and put persistance.xml under src/main/resources/META-INF

why it says eclipselink ?!


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Amr Khaled
 
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Amr

Can you post the full stack trace of the exception please?
 
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Just know it was working before i move to maven, and what i noticed is it says eclipselink

 
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EclipseLink basically IS TopLink open sourced. I think your issue is more data-related. Check if the merchant_id FK in the record you're trying to insert has a corresponding id in the Merchant table.
 
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aha, i see

what i'm doing is inserting new merchant and new store at the same time, it was working before i don't know what happened !!
 
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When mavenizing, did you make sure to specify all the same versions you were using before you mavenized?
 
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I can't see how this is an issue with Maven.

As stated previously, it is to do with the data being inserted into the database violating a foreign key constraint.
 
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James, it's definitely not a Maven issue... But it might be related to different versions of TopLink... I seem to remember there used to be a bug with TopLink not allowing automatic FK generation, and he's pretty adamant that nothing has changed apparently...

Even so, Amr, first thing I would try is check if you have cascade=PERSIST or ALL set on your relationship. If not, set it. In this case, it cannot have worked before. If it is there, persist the Merchant, flush the EntityManager, and then persist the Store. That ought to work. Your merchant will be in the database, and your FK constraint will not fail. If this fixes it, it might be due to TopLink. If it still doesn't work, you'll definitely have a different error message.

And please, next time post all the relevant code and configs, not just the error message.
 
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ok, i have a Merchant entity that extend User entity

User entity



Merchant entity



and Merchant entity has a list of store entity





and that is the code that inserts Merchant entity




i logged the generated queries and i found out that it inserts User then Store and that is why it voilate the FK constraint because there is no merchant yet, how can i solve this ?

 
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here the maven dependencies

 
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The actual code that persists the merchant entity is

userService.registerMerchant

Can you post this code please?
 
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It worked when i changed the provider to Hibernate !
 
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