Logging user activity

[swd847]

I have seen a few requests on the forum for information on how to log user request details.

I have added a knowledge base article here on the solution I came up with.

[ananymous7239]

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Hi Stuart i want to save 5 uploaded images as 5 records in Database
.you have any idea about this please help me .i am able to save only the last upload 
image. this is my persist method
@Override
     @Begin(join = true)
     @End
     public String persist() {
          try {
               BeanUtils.copyProperties(getInstance(), doImageUpload);

               for (int num = 0; num < files.size(); num++) {

                    getInstance().setData(files.get(num).getData());
                    getInstance().setLength(files.get(num).getData().length);
                    log.info("...............files in persist"+files.get(num).getLength());
                    log.info("...............files in persist"+files.size());
                    log.info("...............files in persist"+files.get(num).getData());

               }
               super.persist();

          } catch (Exception e) {
               log.info("exception" + e);
          }
          return "done";

     }

[kragoth]

venu gopal wrote on Feb 21, 2011 00:29:


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Hi Stuart i want to save 5 uploaded images as 5 records in Database
.you have any idea about this please help me .i am able to save only the last upload 
image. this is my persist method
@Override
     @Begin(join = true)
     @End
     public String persist() {
          try {
               BeanUtils.copyProperties(getInstance(), doImageUpload);

               for (int num = 0; num < files.size(); num++) {

                    getInstance().setData(files.get(num).getData());
                    getInstance().setLength(files.get(num).getData().length);
                    log.info("...............files in persist"+files.get(num).getLength());
                    log.info("...............files in persist"+files.size());
                    log.info("...............files in persist"+files.get(num).getData());

               }
               super.persist();

          } catch (Exception e) {
               log.info("exception" + e);
          }
          return "done";

     }

Your question does not relate to what Stuart is talking about. Create a new topic for people to respond to. But, your problem is simple, if you want to save 5 files to a database then stop trying to put them all into the same object instance. Every time you call getInstance().setData(xxxxx) you are overwriting what was there. This is simple java object stuff nothing to do with database or seam or hibernate or any framework at all.