Persist is used to insert a new instance of an object to the database.
The underlying persistence engine (most probably hibernate) needs to know if your object
is is a new object, or if is a detached instance (an instance already present in the
database but not associated with the session). The usual mechanism for doing this is by
inspecting the @Id field for a null/non-null value. (There are other mechanisms which you
can employ using hibernate - but I'm not 100% sure if these are std J2EE 5 ways)
[For more information on this check out the hibernate forums/docs
http://forum.hibernate.com]
So - if you try and persist (insert) an object that already has an identifer - you are
going to get the exception you mentioned.
Entity beans by default are bound to the conversational context. Have you explicitly
bound the user to the session? Show us the code that is creating the user and the user
object.
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