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I noticed a problem in my Spring application, I am implementing an internal messaging service and when creating the display of the amount of unread messages I realized that the value varied with each update, whenever a new message arrived.
In short, whenever an insertion or update occurs I have an intercalation of the outdated with the updated in each new query performed.
Ex: When I display the amount of unread messages the result is varying as follows with each update: 1, 2, 1, 2, 1...
The same problem is happening throughout the system, but in other functionalities is less noticeable.
I tried to disable the Hibernate cache and clear the EntityManager, but the problem persists.
@Tiagos you seem to have approved this edition here http://answall.com/review/suggested-edits/72974 but it is an attempt to add code from a "third party" that changes the author’s purpose.
– user28595
Opa @diegofm, I was watching my analysis and I saw now, I was sorry. Yes, it was a fault of my own, I was doing the analysis by cell phone and I was going to click to reject for this reason only that accidentally I ended up clicking to approve and then it was already. I’ll be more careful next time.
– Tiago S