Hibernate version:2.1.x

In Lifecyle interface, there are onSave and onUpdate so I can distinguish save (new object) and update (existing object). I don't see that in interceptor since there is only onSave. Do I miss anything? How do I distinguish if the object is "INSERT" or "UPDATE" into the database?

Thanks.

- Wei Chen

After digging into HiA Auditable interceptor example, I guess onFlushDirty is where I can handle the "UPDATE" object, where onSave only for "INSERT" object. Am I right?

Also the JavaDoc of the two method seems indicating that these two methods are called in totally different place. onFlushDirty is called during session flush. I.e. session.update(object) doesn't invoke onFlushDirty method on a session interceptor. However, session.save(object) will invoke onSave method on a session interceptor. Am I right?

Thanks for shedding some lights here.

- Wei Chen

Is there anyone who can help me out on this?

Thanks in advance.

- Wei Chen