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DescriptorEventAdapter merging and object [message #382751]

Mon, 20 October 2008 01:10

Douglas Hammond

Messages: 8
Registered: July 2009

Junior Member

Thank you for your helo in advance. As You can see i am new to using
eclipselink and have many questions as I try to get a handle on how it
works.

I hava a DescriptorEventAdapter that does this

public void aboutToInsert(DescriptorEvent event) {
User currentUser = UserUtil.getCurrentUser();

Date now = new Date();
event.updateAttributeWithObject("dateUpdated", now);
event.updateAttributeWithObject("dateCreated", now);
event.updateAttributeWithObject("createdBy", currentUser);
event.updateAttributeWithObject("updatedBy", currentUser);
}

The problem is the user gotten from UserUtil in not merged into the
entitymanager. Is there a way to do this inside of aboutToInsert or am I
stuck adding it to my service class that has access to the enity manager?
I am trying to make it transparent that the class is being audited and
don't want to have any audited realed code in the serivice class.

I see that the event has event.getSession(). I am not familiar with an
eclipselink session and am wondering if it is this session that I can
merge the user too. If this is the case any idea's how?

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Re: DescriptorEventAdapter merging and object [message #382756 is a reply to message #382751]

Mon, 20 October 2008 12:28

Douglas Hammond

Messages: 8
Registered: July 2009

Junior Member

I believe I have it

public void aboutToInsert(DescriptorEvent event) {
User currentUser = UserUtil.getCurrentUser();
UnitOfWork uow = (UnitOfWork) event.getSession();
currentUser = (User)uow.mergeCloneWithReferences(currentUser);

Date now = new Date();
event.updateAttributeWithObject("dateUpdated", now);
event.updateAttributeWithObject("dateCreated", now);
event.updateAttributeWithObject("createdBy", currentUser);
event.updateAttributeWithObject("updatedBy", currentUser);
}

This seems to do it.

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