conversations and destroy

[egetezolt]

I have a problem destroying nested conversations and then get the ID of the other active conversation parent ID.
Here is the code I use:

public void killAllConversations() {
          ConversationEntries conversationEntries = ConversationEntries.instance();
          Set<ConversationEntry> conversationsSet = new TreeSet<ConversationEntry>();
          conversationsSet.addAll(conversationEntries.getConversationEntries());
          Iterator<ConversationEntry> conversationsIterator = conversationsSet.iterator();
          Manager manager = Manager.instance();

          while(conversationsIterator.hasNext()) {
               ConversationEntry theConversation = conversationsIterator.next();
               StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer();
                    
               sb.append("\nCURRENT CONVERSATION ID FROM MANAGER = "+manager.getCurrentConversationId()+"\n");
               sb.append("Destroying conversation with ID= "+theConversation.getId());
               sb.append("\n--------------------------------------------------\nType= ");
               sb.append(((theConversation.isNested()) ? "NESTED" : "NOT NESTED")+ "\n");
               sb.append("Parent ID= "+manager.getParentConversationId() + "\n");
               sb.append("ROOT conversation ID= "+manager.getRootConversationId() + "\n");
               sb.append("\n\n");
               System.out.println(sb.toString());

               theConversation.destroy();
          }
}

When I start a new conversation with @Begin and then start two nested conversations the I get the following situation (let us persume the starting long running conversation has the ID=2 , the first nested ID=3 and the second nested ID=4)

for the first conversation (ID=2) I get parent ID=2, which is correct

for the second conversation (ID=3) I get parent ID=3, which is incorrect

for the third conversation (ID=4) I get parent ID=3, which is correct

It seams like after the destroy the last nested conversation is still active.

Am I doing something wrong here ?