I have two objects.
TimeFrame{
hasMany=[activity:Activity]
Date startTime
Date endTime
Integer activeActivities
}
Activity{
belongsTo=[timeFrame:TimeFrame]
String name
String description
Date start
Date end
}
Anytime I insert,update, or delete an Activity I want to automatically update the number of activeActivities a timeframe has. But when I add GROM event methods like...
def afterUpdate(){
try{
def num=0;
def now=new Date();
timeFrame.activities.each{i->
if(!i.end || i.end < now){
num+=1;
}
}
timeFrame.activeActivities=num;
timeFrame.save();
}
catch(e){
log.debug('Unable to update active tally on Activity update:'+e)
}
}
I get the error
null id in com.application.tracker.Activity entry (don't flush the Session after an exception occurs).
What's a way around this?
The reason why your save
is failing inside your afterUpdate
is because you aren't using withNewSession
. The documentation points out this detail.
Notice the usage of withNewSession method above. Since events are triggered whilst Hibernate is flushing using persistence methods like
save()
anddelete()
won't result in objects being saved unless you run your operations with a new Session.Fortunately the withNewSession method lets you share the same transactional JDBC connection even though you're using a different underlying Session.