Hey,

im quite new to hibernate and got a problem. In example i have a table with some rows that are stored persistent by hibernate. I get the objects by a "public List getAll()"-method. This one is execution something like this:




I have a 3-tier-architecture and wants to be able to save and refresh the data. The problem is now, that when i edit an item within the List of getAll() and do a refresh by another getAll()-call (i want to loose the changes and reload the entries from the DB) it does save the changes i made automatically and thus a new getAll() gets the the changed items again.

Can someboy can tell me how i can disable this auto-save ? I want to implicitly save the list by a save/update-call.

The session use is created by a singleton-pattern and i use the same session within each getAll()-call. Should i close it right after one query ?


Hibernate version: 2.1

Name and version of the database you are using: PostgreSQL 8.0



Thanks for the help,
oliver

Your changes are not posted to the database (flushed) until you commit your transaction or do a session.flush(). If you want to refresh an object (re-read into it the data from the database), you need to call session.refresh(object).

Hello kresho,

i do a tx.commit() but just within this:





As you see there im only do a query that do a SELECT, so i want to get all objects from table <class>. This code is from a method like "List getAll();"

I do no other call but this getAll() and change one object within the list in between, like here:

List list = getAll();
list.get(0).setSomething(0815);
list = getAll();


After this call he saved the value 0815 within the database automatically, without any save-call from my side. But i need to have it unchanged.

That refresh-method dont look too comfortable for my needs at this point as i have my list and would have to refresh every item in it and delete any new one.

oliver