Hi!
I'm using interceptor to log all the changes made into the database.
Now everybody in the project is using idbag to map the many-to-many relationships.

So, before there was a class that represented the relationship, and when an update was done it went through the interceptor and it was logged.

Now, with idbag we don't have this relationship class and the insertions don't go through the interceptor.

What can I do? Is the any option in this case?
I really need to log all the relationships.

Thanks in advance.

Nobody answered me... so I guess there isn't solution.
I really need this to work. But how??

Tks

No. This is a known limitation in the current flushing -> Interceptor notification. This has always been a limitation and has been discussed many many times (I even remember threads about it on the old sourceforge forums).

Guys, look at what I'm trying to do...
I have a class that encapsulate the hibernate methods, in there I'm trying to figure out who are the idBag collections, discover who is been inserted and deleted in those collections to finally log these data.
Below there what I've already done.

public class AbstractFactory{
...
public void update(final Object entity) throws Exception {
setFlushMode(FLUSH_AUTO);
LogHistoricoInterceptor.writeHistoricoIdBag(entity);
session.update(entity);
}
...
}

public class LogHistoricoInterceptor{
...
public static void writeHistoricoIdBag(Object entity)
{
try{
Class cEntity = entity.getClass();
Configuration conf = TribApp.getInstance().getConfiguration();

PersistentClass classconf = conf.getClassMapping(cEntity);
Iterator it = classconf.getPropertyIterator();
Property element = null;
while (it.hasNext()) {
element = (Property) it.next();
if ( element.getValue() instanceof
net.sf.hibernate.mapping.IdentifierBag )
{
IdentifierBag o =
(IdentifierBag) element.getGetter(cEntity).get(entity);

// Need to identify the new objects of the collection and the deleted.
// Maybe with queuedAdditionIterator??
}
}catch(Exception err)
{
err.printStackTrace();
}
}


So, can I discover who are these objects (the inserted and deleted)??

Thanks

I am trying to identify the inserted and deleted elements of the idbag collections, and I tryed to use the net.sf.hibernate.collection.IdentifierBag: 'needsInserting' and 'getDeletes()'.

Can I use them? I notice that not always I get the objects.
Am I using the wrong method?
Below is a piece of code I'm doing.

All help will be apreciated. Suggestions or new ideas...

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IdentifierBag ibg = (IdentifierBag) element.getGetter(cEntity).get(entity);
Iterator ite = ibg.iterator();
Object element;
while (ite.hasNext()) {
elemente = (Object) ite.next();
if( o.needsInserting(elemente, o.indexOf(elemente), null) )
{
// log data
}
}

ite = ibg.getDeletes(null);
while (ite.hasNext()) {
elemente = (Object) ite.next();
// log data
}

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Thanks in advance.