This allows reflecting on actual changes performed by the transaction if
this is needed by the caller. One use case would be to perform observer
updates after a transaction was completed.
Here i found a conceptual problem where the *byId() methods didn't
properly resolve ObjectRefs and add them to the TX because, we added the
ObjectRefs to the filter, which made the TX resolve PersistenContexts by
the wrong type.
Now we always add the same type of object to the ObjectFilter; the
PersistentContext. This means that when we call ObjectDao.add(T), etc.
we must already create such the context. This helps resolve another
issue at the back of my mind: We don't want to partially commit a TX if
such a basic information as the object's CTX is not available.
Locking is not yet implemented, but is now prepared. This is once again
a major rewrite but this has lead to easier use and less if/else
constructs but far more object oriented delegation and double
dispatching where possible
2013-10-15 22:26:58 +02:00
Renamed from src/test/java/ch/eitchnet/xmlpers/test/impl/rewrite/DefaultPersistenceTransaction.java (Browse further)
Robert von Burg