1. How to persist every new entity? stackoverflow.comI expect every instantiated entity to correspond to a tuple (& co) in the database. In the examples I see around, one always instantiates the entity (via a constructor) and then ... |
2. Best practice Adding Entity Associations (@JoinColumn etc.) in an Entity Class generated by NetBeans stackoverflow.comI have a Managed Bean which calls a Facade class to access an Entity Model class and in-turn the DB. The Entity model class has been generated using the NetBeans option New->Entity ... |
3. reattach entity in request scope entitymanager stackoverflow.comI have an web application where the user makes a selection and right below using ajax, the details of the selection needs to show up. For example, User selects a Person ... |
4. How to persist a lot of entities (JPA) stackoverflow.comI need to process a CSV file and for each record (line) persist an entity. Right now, I do it this way: |
5. Map an Entity with its EntityManager stackoverflow.comI have an application handling multiple EntityManager and I wanna map each entity with its entityManager. How I can map these entities? One point to consider: I have one EntityManagerFactory and with ... |
6. Question on Entity Managers of the same persistent unit forum.hibernate.org@Entity @Table(name="EVENTS") public class Event { @Id @GeneratedValue @Column(name="EVENT_ID") private Long id; @Column(name="EVENT_TEXT") private String text; @ManyToOne(cascade=CascadeType.ALL) @JoinColumn(name="NEXT_EVENT_ID") private Event nextEvent; } |
7. immediate EntityManager.persist on removed entity forum.hibernate.org |
8. accessing an EntityManager from within an Entity forum.hibernate.orgHi, I am working in a container managed enviroment accessing interacting with entities via stateless session beans. I am injecting the PersistenceContext in the standard JEE way within the stateless session bean. I have made my entityManager available via JNDI. My question is whether is legal to have methods on my entity which gain a reference to an entityManager via a ... |