When you reattach detached objects, you need to make sure that the dependent objects are reattached as well.
It appears that you are asking about using an interceptor in the context of advanced Java programming, and specifically, you want to know about a strategy involving the Interceptor.isUnsaved()
method. However, the provided information is not sufficient to give a specific and accurate answer. The Interceptor.isUnsaved()
method seems to be a custom or context-specific method, and its behavior or purpose is not clear without additional context or information about the framework or library you are working with.
To provide a more accurate answer, I would need more details about the context, such as:
- The framework or library you are using (e.g., Hibernate, Spring, etc.).
- The purpose or role of the interceptor in your application.
- The expected behavior of the
Interceptor.isUnsaved()
method. - The specific problem or scenario you are trying to address with this strategy.
If you provide more details, I would be happy to help you come up with a strategy or offer guidance based on the specific requirements of your project.