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 Post subject: Cache Invalidation problem.
PostPosted: Mon Apr 09, 2007 12:05 pm 
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Hello,

I'm having a weird problem that I think might be cache related but I'm not sure at this point.

I have created a TestCase that does the following:
- Save an object using an outside application (thru Selenium)
- Fetch the object using hibernate and detached objects (session is opened then closed immediately).
- Delete the object using the outside application
- Try to refetch the object using hibernate

At the last step, I would expect to get an ObjectNotFoundException but instead, I fetch the object as if it hadn't been deleted. I tried putting a breakpoint before and checking the database and the object was well deleted.

I therefore thought that this was a caching problem and read on hibernate and cache. It doesn't seem to be a first level cache problem because my fetch opens and closes the session each time (therefore not the same session is used for both fetches). I thought it must then be a second level cache problem but I do not set it anywhere (for any collection or entity) and I even tried using (hibernate.cache.use_second_level_cache=false). No success...

Even more weird is when I use the "show_sql" option, it seems to actually go to the database on the second fetch...

Any clue where hibernate seems to get the instance that is not in the database anymore?


Hibernate version:3.2.2

Code between sessionFactory.openSession() and session.close():
Code:
        Session session = currentSession();

           ProductPriority toReturn = null;
        try {
            toReturn = (ProductPriority) session.get(ProductPriority.class, id);
        } catch (HibernateException he) {
            throw new DAOException(he);
        } finally {
            // Close the hibernate session
            closeSession();
        }


Name and version of the database you are using: Mysql 5

Test Case
Code:
        ProductPriority productPriority = new ProductPriority();
        productPriority.setName("Test" + new Date().getTime());
       
        //Save the object from an outside interface
        se.open(AUTBrowserLauncher.getInstance().getIndexUrl());
        authenticationHelper.login("admin", "admin");
        productPriorityAcceptanceHelper.goToProductPriorityListPage();
        productPriorityAcceptanceHelper.addProductPriority();
        productPriorityAcceptanceHelper.populateMaximalProductPriority(productPriority, "");
        String id = productPriorityAcceptanceHelper.saveProductPriority();
        productPriority.setId(id);

        //Fetch the entity while it is still "persisted"
        ProductPriorityBusinessObjectFacade.getInstance().fetchProductPriority(productPriority.getId());

        //Delete the object from an outsied interface
        productPriorityAcceptanceHelper.deleteProductPriority(productPriority);
        authenticationHelper.logout();

        //Fetch the object again (should have been deleted)
        try {
            ProductPriorityBusinessObjectFacade.getInstance().fetchProductPriority(productPriority.getId());
            fail("Object should have been deleted and therefore should not have been fetched");
        } catch (ProductPriorityNotFoundException e) {
            //Ok to catch
        }


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PostPosted: Thu Apr 12, 2007 10:24 am 
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Anyone?

Thanks


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