why toplink doesn't fire event :(

i have 3 session

one ServerSession and two ClientSession

i can add listener for each

and no one event is fired

it's obscure

beatjunkie: you know toplink ?

Yes, toplink-essentials.

have you already write a SessionEventListener

no event is fired except postLogin

s/is/are/

i speak english like french cow

no, i haven't written a SessionEventListener yet

do you use toplink as a jpa provider?

no

on a standalone application

i have decided to rewrite my application without glassfish because i am too newbies to understand ejb :)

i write a rmi server

but i keep toplink

http://pastebin.us/?show=d5e74dc78

see i write a SessionEventListener to know what's fired

okay it's strange

:)

see the output now

http://pastebin.us/?show=d1581c3a2

and what output are you expecting?

i i have a beginning idea about my pain

i write on output the session hashcode at 3 time on my code

3 session where i add the listener

but i see other hashcode when event is fired

!

the first hashcode is the session customized by SessionCustomizer

the ServerSession i think no ?

[SESSION] entity manager:11498200

that is a ((EntityManagerImpl) em).getSession()

on my code i create 2 EntityManager and 1 ServreSession

but other session exist for these purpose

beatjunkie: you see ?

perhaps when the internal state of a session will be changed then the hashcode will also be changed.

oh shti

shit*

why all event aren't fired !

okay i past a most detailled output

http://pastebin.us/?show=d477200d1

can you also post the code that creates the session(s)

the persistence.xml create the first session and after EntityManager instance create Session

beatjunkie: i understand now

the first BEGIN event isn't fired

but postAcquireUnitOfWork and postAcquireClientSession is fired

what do you mean with "the first begin event"? - the output looks in my poor opinion

s/looks/looks good

begin event isn't fired

when i do em.getTransaction().begin()

no event is fired

i see, you mean preBeginTransaction

yes

it's fired after commit() on my code :)

i can't use that on my business logic :)

i think this events come from jdbc and starting a jpa transaction doesn't mean that a jdbc transaction will be started

yes

why toplink delegate jdbc event ... i want toplink event and not jdbc event :)

i don't know

i have an another question

what is the java persistence api equivalent for UPDATE

em.persist(em.merge(entity)); ?

no, you can just use em.merge(entity) or em.persist(entity).

em.persist(entity) doesn't work if the object is not under the manager contex

if you work with detached entities than you have to use the merge method

okay

merge can be used for inserts and updates

and if entities are attached i need or i can use persist

you can be you don't have to

/s/be/but

? :/

sometime i have problem with language grade on documentation :/

okay i'm going to eat thank you beatjunkie

bye, you welcome

any idea for a richfaces skinned command button

me yawns

<[pwgr]>:hey do you use richfaces

?

Konvik_Offishall: no, i'm doing very little web based stuff at the moment

sorry

ic

tnx

anyone have any insight as to what this error means

Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NullPointerException

at org.glassfish.maven.plugin.command.AsadminCommand.execute(AsadminCommand.java:78)

in the context of glassfish what exactly is a domain?

null pointer exception probably caused by a missing argument somewhere in your asadmin command

(just a guess)

nmatrix9: i dont know the exact definition of "domain" but it's in the SJAS deployment guide and I believe has a pretty complex definition :)

[pwgr], what I need right now is less complexity

[pwgr], it seems these developers are in love with their own complexity

ugh, i know that scenario

a domain is kind of like a server or collection of servers with their own configuration

but, i guess with that explanation the question then becomes what is a "server" :)

[pwgr], I'm just trying to run this "simple" and I use that term loosely maven glassfish plugin

https://maven-glassfish-plugin.dev.java.net/

"An administrative domain (or simply domain) is a group of server instances that are administered together. A server instance belongs to a single administrative domain. The instances in a domain can run on different physical hosts."

nmatrix9: ok, i have no experience with that plugin... but it looks like a wrapper for asadmin

and if you're getting null pointer exceptions when using it... i'm not the least bit surprised :(

[pwgr], maven - configuration overload

yes, i like to avoid unnecessary complexity... maven isone of those things i avoid

it offers me absolutely NO value that i cant achieve in other ways with less complexity and fiddliness

and bugginess

[pwgr], I was going through it before and I can see how it can dramatically speed up things (when everything works as advertised) but when it doesn

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prepare to get frustrated

when you install glassfish using a nondistribution specific method... you download the package, run the package which uncompresses into a "glassfish home" and then you're supposed to run a setup.xml script with ant

that setup.xml script goes through the process of setting up a single domain

[pwgr], in the glassfish folder?

yeah... in the glassfish home dir there is a directory called domains

and in that domains directory are directories for each domain

theres domain 1 for mine

by default setup.xml creates a single domain called domain1

domain1

yeah

ok yeah thats my primary domain

so, in a simple dev environment, you'd only have a single install of glassfish and it would have a single domain

so, you can setup multiple domains and adminster them seperately

ok I understand

start/stop them seperately... configure them separately

nmatrix9, a domain is 'all the stuff an admin server can administer'

so could be mulitple clusters, standalone server instances, etc.

the maven plugin is asking for two paraemters

domain and glassfishdirectory

rasputnik: he said earlier he's trying to avoid that complexity so i dont think those defs help him

glassfishdirectory is simple

I entered that parameter

nmatrix9: it's asking for a domain, or a domain directory ?

but domain now that is the problem

sorry, miles away :)

the domain would be "domain1" whilc the domain directory would be <glassfish directory>/domains/domain1

[pwgr], hmmm that could probally be why I entered simply /opt/glassfish

for glassfish directory

that sounds right

also entered domain1 for domain parameter and all I get is Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NullPointerException

at org.glassfish.maven.plugin.command.AsadminCommand.execute(AsadminCommand.java:78)

heh, looking at the config example on the webpage... it looks like they use more than just the glassfish dir and the domain

maybe you are not specifying enough config params

it would be quite typical of that crap to do NO validation on config params and just throw NPEs at you

[pwgr], bah guess I'll have to finish this book with other plugin

*sigh nmatrix9 does not want to use jetty

jetty isnt bad

are you trying to setup a continuous integration environment or something ?

[pwgr], just trying to figure out how the hell you stop jetty once it's running in myeclipse maven goal

[pwgr], theres a run goal but no stop?

oh

I think it's incredibly stupid there isn't a shutdown or stop goal by default

I can't think of any other word to call it

maybe more pc term is "short sighted"

but then again I'm seeing that in a lot of other developer projects

maybe they are waiting for you to write it