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I have a domain object with another domain object within it as one of the attributes. When using the plugin and persisting to the domain object along with embedded object, i am not seeing audits for the embedded object
For instance
class Employee {
String name;
EmployeeProfile profile;
}
class EmployeeProfile {
String nationality;
}
Below is just an example and not actual code
EmployeeProfile profile = new EmployeeProfile();
profile.nationality = "India";
I have created 2 new domain objects each for the audit separately.
Expected Behavior:
When i save employee, i am expecting both the audit tables to be tracked separately for the attributes that has changed
Actual Behavior:
Employee audit table gets tracked for the attributes including profile where profile's id value is tracked.
EmployeeProfile audit table is not touched at all. No attributes of this domain is being tracked
How do I make sure both domain attributes are being tracked? What change should I make to incorporate that? Any help is much appreciated.
Environment Information
Operating System: Windows
GORM Version:
Grails Version (if using Grails): 4.0.10
JDK Version: Java 8
Thanks
Venkatesh
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi
I have a domain object with another domain object within it as one of the attributes. When using the plugin and persisting to the domain object along with embedded object, i am not seeing audits for the embedded object
For instance
class Employee {
String name;
EmployeeProfile profile;
}
class EmployeeProfile {
String nationality;
}
Below is just an example and not actual code
EmployeeProfile profile = new EmployeeProfile();
profile.nationality = "India";
Employee employee = new Employee();
employee.name = "John Doe";
employee.profile = profile;
employee.save(flush: true);
I have created 2 new domain objects each for the audit separately.
Expected Behavior:
When i save employee, i am expecting both the audit tables to be tracked separately for the attributes that has changed
Actual Behavior:
Employee audit table gets tracked for the attributes including profile where profile's id value is tracked.
EmployeeProfile audit table is not touched at all. No attributes of this domain is being tracked
How do I make sure both domain attributes are being tracked? What change should I make to incorporate that? Any help is much appreciated.
Environment Information
Operating System: Windows
GORM Version:
Grails Version (if using Grails): 4.0.10
JDK Version: Java 8
Thanks
Venkatesh
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: