If it is okay to copy the state of the given object onto the persistent object with the
same identifier, the following will do the trick:
| ...
| attachedEntity = myHibernateSession.merge(detachedEntity);
| ...
|
Be aware of the semantics of the merge operation defined by JSR-220.
Otherwise, you could simply do a fetch join when you retrieve the object initially to also
retrieve required dependencies.
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