1 Reply Latest reply on Aug 11, 2009 1:32 AM by Arbi Sookazian

    Flushmode - please HELP

    Marcelo Magno Newbie
    Marcelo Magno Aug 7, 2009 10:28 PM

      Hi...


      I am finishing a seam 2.1 app where I use Flushmode manual in the entire app.


      I was getting some strange behavior when setting the flushmode to manual, and then discovering that the flushmode was set to auto. This was crashing my app. Reading the forum, I came across a post that states that issuing the bellow line in components.xml I wil get the default mode ever in the manual type.



              

      <core:manager default-flush-mode="MANUAL" />



      That worked for the admin part of the app, but this week when I was finishing the public part of the app, I was always getting the flush mode to be in the AUTO state.


      I even tried


      entityManager.setFlushMode(org.jboss.seam.annotations.FlushModeType.MANUAL);


      but I get: The method setFlushMode in in the type EntityManager is not applicable for the arguments FlushModeType


      But I do not want to keep set the flush mode during the app, it is a bug ?


      There is something that I can do in order for the app to obey the 

      <core:manager default-flush-mode="MANUAL" />

      in the components.xml???


      Best Regards,


      Marcelo Magno



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        • 1. Re: Flushmode - please HELP
          Arbi Sookazian Master
          Arbi Sookazian Aug 11, 2009 1:32 AM (in response to Marcelo Magno)

          I haven't used that XML snippet in a Seam app yet, but perhaps it is working and then it's getting overridden later in the code?


          Otherwise, that sounds like a bug and you should file a JIRA issue for that...


          After the app deploys, there should be a way in the API to check to see what the flushMode setting is.


          Something like this:


          Manager.instance().getDefaultFlushMode();



          try that in a session- or conversation-scoped component and post back what it is...


          example:


          @Name("test1")
@Scope(ScopeType.CONVERSATION)
public class test1 {

   @Logger
   private Log log;   

   @Create
   public void test(){
      log.info("Manager.instance().getDefaultFlushMode() = "+Manager.instance().getDefaultFlushMode());
   }

}