hibernate - Grails 3 - domain object with composite key not always saving -


we upgraded grails 2.2.4 3.2.2. since then, we've been having issues when trying persist newly created object composite key.

let's have domain object called somefield. 

class somefield {      static belongsto = [parentclass : someparentclass]      static hasmany = [joinedfields : joinedfield]      joinedfields fetch:'join', cascade:'all-delete-orphan'  }

there's domain object called joinedfield belongsto 1 of 2 somefield members. uses both fields create composite key.

class joinedfield {      somefield field1     somefield field2      static belongsto = [field1: somefield]      static mapping = {         id composite: ['field1', 'field2']          columns {             field1  column:'f1_id'             field2  column:'f2_id'         }          version false     }      static contraints = {         field1(nullable:false)         field2(nullable:false)     }      def getpk = {         ['field1':field1.id, 'field2':field2.id]     } }

field2 exists in database , gets looked there when adding joinedfield object.

when field1's parent new , save it, field1 saved , joinedfield object persisted 2 keys expected. when field1's parent has been saved, however, , joinedfield object added existing field1 object or new field1 object , saved, joinedfield object not persisted.

example:

someparent.addtofields( arealfield1 )  def jf = new joinedfield() arealfield1.addtojoinedfields( jf ) jf.field2 = somefield.findbyid( 1234 )  someparent.save()

so -- if arealfield1 belongs parent not yet saved, 'arealfield1' , 'jf' persisted when arealfield1's parent saved. if field1's parent exists, 'jf' not saved when arealfield1's parent saved, though arealfield1 saved fine.

i assume gorm not recognizing object dirty , needing persistence because it's created 2 existing objects, though new object made of 2 existing objects. don't see way force cascading save happen in case. working grails 2.2.4.

update:

it seems there transaction issue @ heart of this. have controller someparentclass request received save object. in turn calls transactional service class within 'withtransaction' closure allow roll transaction if errors occur. service numerous saves , want keep ability roll whole set on error.

if remove @transactional annotation on service, , withtransaction closure in controller, joinedfield class above saves fine. however, lacking rollback of complete set of changes when error occurs.

we have removed withtransaction in controller , can handle rollback in service when still annotated transactional, joinedfield object still fails persist described.

example: code rollback in service cleanest:

import grails.transaction.transactional  @transactional class buildobjectservice {      def buildobject(def json) {         try {             // build object json representation         }         catch( exception e ) {             transactionstatus.setrollbackonly()             throw e         }     } }

any ideas on why fails persist when within transactional service fine when annotation removed?

resolved issue upgrading org.grails:grails-datastore-gorm*, org.grails:grails-datastore-core , org.grails.plugins:hibernate5 latest 6.1.6.release version.

this replaces 6.0.3 versions org.grails:grails-depenedencies pulling in.


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