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ReportEntry entry don't flush the Session after an exception occurs at org. Jaikiran Pai. I like From my understanding, this is just a side effect of the real exception that has occured some lines above this stacktrace. Do you see any additional stacktrace before this?

If not, is your code catching some exception but not logging or rethrowing it back? Jignesh Patel. Jaikiran, I do have same problem and I see following error before the error show above. Join the community to find out what other Atlassian users are discussing, debating and creating. I am running on Atlassian Confluence 6. My file contains three tables along with Macros on and tracking is activated for the file, each time I try to import my file, server puts error page with "Oops - an error has occurred" message and some log details which I am printing below:.

AssertionFailure: null id in com. JournalEntry entry don't flush the Session afterQuery an exception occurs at org. I am facing a similar error right now while uploading documents.

Has anybody found a definite solution to this? You must be a registered user to add a comment. If you've already registered, sign in. Otherwise, register and sign in. The only workaround for now is to remove the emoticon from word file and then upload it. The new Home helps you You're one step closer to meeting fellow Atlassian users at your local event.

Learn more about Community Events. At this point Hibernate is trying to assign an identifier to the entity and seems to have failed for some reason. Also have you made sure that the database you have deployed has the correct auto-incrementing column set up on the table? It sounds like your issue is similar to this one. OK, I continued researching based among other things on other answers in this thread. But in the end, since we were up against a production deadline, I had to choose the emergency rout.

So instead of figuring out hibernate I did these two things:. Removed a jQuery library I was using to grab focus on one of the forms. I did this because I read somewhere that this type of bug may happen due to a form posting a null value — causing the null id down the line.

I suspected the jQuery library may not sit well with PrimeFaces, and cause some form to malfunction. Just a hunch. I killed the hibernate implemented relationship I had between user and address. The bottom line: we went live and the application has been running for several days without any errors. Turns out that we were trying to create an entity with a duplicate field that violated a condition:.

This exception however was being masked because hibernate was trying to commit the session even though the create failed. It would be nice if Stack Overflow had this "suggest solution" -kind of thing in addition to hard answers and short comments. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password. Post as a guest Name. Email Required, but never shown.

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