Hi,

I have an indexed entity that contains a Set annotated with @ElementCollection @IndexedEmbedded . When persisting the entity, the collection is indexed properly, but if I update the collection (add an element for example) on a managed instance and call flushToIndexes(), the changes are made only to the database and not to the index.

I implemented hashCode() and equals() on both the entity and the embeddable, added debug prints to see if they are called, and I see that they are called only for the embeddable after the flush.

A workaround I found is to change a property of the entity - when I do this along with the collection update, the collection is reindexed properly.

Is this a bug in the dirty check mechanism or am I doing something wrong?

Thanks.

Hi,
this might be related to http://opensource.atlassian.com/projects/hibernate/browse/HSEARCH-780, could you check that the latest version in master solves your problem?

Also you can force this optimization to be disabled by using the configuration option hibernate.search.enable_dirty_check to false

As in this issue, in my case the collection is also defined in a superclass. When I moved the collection to the subclass it solved the problem without any other changes.

This works for me as I only need the collection for the subclass (I should have done this anyway, just didn't get to it yet).

Thanks.