Re: OGNL

> Adam Hardy wrote:
>> I initially shied away from doing that because I figured that later on
>> in the show we might want to use Collection sub-class x, y or z.
>>
>> However the alternatives were too time-consuming, so I have done just
>> what you said.
>>
>> I am now the proud owner of BidirectionalChildList() which takes the
>> parent entity and the name of the property on the children in its
>> constructor.
>>
>> It's pretty restrictive - but I guess if other Collection sub-classes
>> are needed, it's pretty quick to knock up another implementation.
>>
>> Thanks
>> Adam
>
> I've lost track of what you're doing here.  Is it correct that you have
> an interceptor or prepare method that's loading an Entity and then
> you're using the ParametersInterceptor (via custom converters) to set
> properties in a collection of that Entity?  Adding/removing entries in
> the collection?  If so, how are you not interfering with the Collection
> impl created by the persistence provider (eg. PersistentBag/PersistentSet)?