#2 Relations between object not saved

[Patrick Vanhuyse]

I have Department and Manager classes with many-to-
many relationship.
Department has a Set of Managers.
Manager has a Set of Departments.

Working with Castor : OK. I create my Managers and my
Departments then add Managers to Departments. When
I load a Manager, I get its Departments.

With phantom :

1.
Manager m1 = new Manager(...);
Department d1 = new Department(...);

m1.addDepartment(d1); // add d1 to the set in m1

jdoWorker.create(m1);

2.
Manager m1 = new Manager(...);
Department d1 = new Department(...);

m1.addDepartment(d1);

jdoWorker.create(d1);
jdoWorker.create(m1);

3.
Manager m1 = new Manager(...);
Department d1 = new Department(...);

jdoWorker.create(d1);

m1.addDepartment(d1);

jdoWorker.create(m1);

4.
Manager m1 = new Manager(...);
Department d1 = new Department(...);

jdoWorker.create(m1);
jdoWorker.create(d1);

m1.addDepartment(d1);

jdoWorker.update(m1);

In all cases, I get no error messages but the relation is
never found in the database. I load m1 and he has no
department.

[Alexey Efimov]

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Hello,
The frame work now not process collectional fields. It planed,
but it hard to implement. I think about it.

But follow code must work fine:
Manager m1 = new Manager(...);
Department d1 = new Department(...);

jdoWorker.create(m1);
jdoWorker.create(d1);

m1.addDepartment(d1);

jdoWorker.update(d1);

Sure, i'll must have a valid addDepartment method:

public class Manager {
public void addDepartment(Department d) {
if (!departmints.contains(d)) {
department.add(d);
d.setManager(this);
}
}
}

public class Department {
public setManager(Manager m) {
this.manager = m;
m.addDepartment(this);
}
}

Thanks!
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