0 Replies Latest reply on Dec 12, 2008 10:09 AM by girlcoder

    Many To Many - persisting entity problem?

    girlcoder

      Hello


      Welcome everybody.
      I am a new seam user and I really like it, but it is not easy to learn.



      Could You please
      Help me ? 


      with this:



      I have two entities  with relationship many-to-many, generated from existing database - Generate Seam Entities (I am using JBoss Developer Studio)
      and I could not persist it.
      I've been looking for solution for two days...


      Exception: javax.ejb.EJBTransactionRolledbackException: org.hibernate.HibernateException: Illegal attempt to associate a collection with two open sessions



      How to make it persist ?


      Agnieszka


      here is a piece of my session bean:


      @Stateful
      @Name("newS")
      @Scope(ScopeType.SESSION)
      @Restrict("#{identity.loggedIn}")
      
      
      public class NewServiceAction implements NewService {
      
            @PersistenceContext
            private EntityManager em;
              
           
            @Out(required=false)
            private CbService cbService;
             
            private CbShortCode selectedCbShortCode;       
            private List<CbShortCode> cbShCode;
            
      
            public void createCbService(){
                   cbService = new CbService();                                                  
            }
            
      
            public void process()
              {
                 
                //other cbService attributes set by form on xhtml page
      
                cbService.getCbShortCodes().add(selectedCbShortCode);     
                
                
                em.persist(cbService);
                          
              }
                 
              //data for shortcode selection form on xhtml page 
              @Factory("fcbShCode")
              public List<CbShortCode> getCbShortCode(){
                   
                   cbShCode = em.createQuery("select s from CbShortCode s order by s.addr asc").getResultList();
                return cbShCode;
                   
              }