Hello:

I am using Hibernate Interceptor for audit logging purpose. In onFlushDirty() I am comparing oldValues[] and newValues[] to detect any change in the values. Then I noticed that the index of properties[] and the values [] (oldvaues and newValues) are not in sync. Let me give an example. I have an entity called Employee with fields name, employeeNumber and age. Assume that an update happens on Employee and onFlushDirty is called. Then my properties array is like below.

properties[0] - name
properties[1]- employeeNumber
properties[2] - age.

So I expected the oldvaues[] and newvales[] will have the following values.

oldvalues[0] - oldvalue of name
oldvalues[1] - oldvalue of employeeNumber
oldvalues[2] - oldvalue of age

newvalues[0] - newvalueof name
newvalues[1] - newvalueof employeeNumber
newvalues[2] - newvalue of age

But the indexes of properties[] and the values[] are not matching. The [0] position of newvalues and oldvalues have employeeNumber and [1] position have name and [2] position have age. Is this a bug ? I am using Hibernate-3.2.0.CR4 with Hibernate-entitymanager-3.2.0.CR1 with Jboss Seam and I am using Session Factory Scoped Interceptor.

thanks and regards,

-- Kannan

Hello:

Sorry... This was a mistake from my part of not correclty analyzing the values. What all I have said in the earlier post is not correct and the inteceptor is working properly. Again, sorry if have wasted some one's time..

thanks and regards,

-- Kannan.