Question about n:1 relation

Hi,
I have a question. If I have two persistence classes (say A and B)with n:1
relation. The B class has a collection that should contain all the
instances of A class that reference the B class instance. The question is:
If I create the instance of B class and then create n classes of the A
class, do I have to explicitly set the created collection of those n
classes to the instance of B or the creation of those n classes
referencing B and making them persistent is enough, i.e. that relation is
bidirectional automatically ?
(Forgive me if I missed something in this issue.)
Regards,
Anton

Hello Anton,
The way your instances refers to one another is purely a Java issue, while
the way it is made persistent is a JDO issue.
As a Java developper, you have to set-up the associations between you A
and B instances. This is implementation details. You may use existing
classes which helps you manage such an bi-directionnal association.
As soon as your java objects refers to one another, if class A and B are
persistent capable, you just have to make the B instance persistent, so
that, all A instances it refers to, will be persistent too. This is called
persistence by reachability.
Hope this clears any doubt.
Cheers,
Patrick Guillot
Versant France S.A.
Anton Kommar wrote:
Hi,
I have a question. If I have two persistence classes (say A and B)with n:1
relation. The B class has a collection that should contain all the
instances of A class that reference the B class instance. The question is:
If I create the instance of B class and then create n classes of the A
class, do I have to explicitly set the created collection of those n
classes to the instance of B or the creation of those n classes
referencing B and making them persistent is enough, i.e. that relation is
bidirectional automatically ?
(Forgive me if I missed something in this issue.)
Regards,
Anton

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