Created entity/object overwrites entity/object with similar primary key

[Anonymous]

Hey, really love your generator keep up the great work.
On with the post; If you create entity/object with a primary key similar to another entity/object already in the database the old one is overwritten by new one.Solution:

in the AbstractController class/bean make the following changes to the persist method:

private void persist(PersistAction persistAction, String successMessage) {
if (selected != null) {
this.setEmbeddableKeys();
try {
if (persistAction == PersistAction.CREATE) {
this.ejbFacade.create(selected);
}else if (persistAction == PersistAction.UPDATE) {
this.ejbFacade.edit(selected);
}
else {
this.ejbFacade.remove(selected);
}
....
}

original class didn't have else if (persistAction == PersistAction.UPDATE) but had if (persistAction != PersistAction.DELETE) {
this.ejbFacade.edit(selected);

therefore if created an entity with a primary key as another entity already in the database, the new entity would overwrite already existing entity.By the way this is for version 0.13

[Kay Wrobel]

Thank you anonymous. This is similar to what was described to me by another user and I think that your solution would address that issue. Maybe... Another suggestion was to create a custom PrimaryKeyValidator and on the Create.xhtml page raise a validation error. Unfortunately, I haven't had time on investigating that idea further. What do you think?