Open crjackso opened 14 years ago
Save function is for saving new objects only. In case of modification, just use UnitOfWork(using(...){}), it takes care of updated properties. I have created an issue ticket for renaming Save function to something more appropriate.
I have a question regarding how to use NCommon (Entity Framework module) to save objects that have not been persisted before. However, the object I am trying to save has properties of complex types that have been added before. So, for example, let's say I have a Classroom object which has a one to many relationship with a Student object like so...
class Classroom { public virtual IEnumerable Students { get; set; }
}
If the Classroom's Student collection has a Student object that already exists in the database, I can't call Save() on the IRepository (EFRepository) because Save() simply calls SaveChanges on the ObjectContext. Thus, I get "duplicate key exceptions" because EntityFramework is trying to add a Student object that already exists. So, is it possible to have a Save() method that will smartly handle objects that have yet to be persisted which contain properties that have been persisted?