Question about EOs and their lifespan/uniqueness
Question about EOs and their lifespan/uniqueness
- Subject: Question about EOs and their lifespan/uniqueness
- From: Kevin Windham <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 5 Nov 2007 14:14:15 -0600
I am running into a problem that I think may be related to the way
EOs are created/managed in memory. I have an object that I pass in to
a component. That object has some boolean variables that are not
backed by the DB. They are simply declared in the class file, public
boolean boolvar;
If I set this variable and then display the page with a checkbox
bound to this variable it shows the correct state. If I leave the
page and go back to it then the state of the checkbox always reverts
to false.
It seems like I am getting a newly created object instead of the one
that was already created. Other variables that are DB backed seem
fine. Is this normal? Do EOs get created and destroyed regularly, and
can I not rely on getting the same object instance if one was already
fetched and created in memory? Or, am I barking up the wrong tree and
something else is going on?
Thanks,
Kevin
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