Kind of oxymoron ha?!.
You try to delete but you are told it would be re-saved.
Actually it is a safe guard by hibernate that this action is meaningless unless you do the actual stuff.
Two things to check:
- make sure any collection that holds the object is cleared before deleting the object
- Clear the child object from the parent object before deleting the child if you have
cascade="all"
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Sachin Paradkar
Even I was getting “deleted object would be re-saved by cascade (remove deleted object from associations):” error but for me I had to add cascade=”all” to my many-to-one mapping .
Thanks for the help , tried looking for this problem at multiple places, but adding cascade=”all” to my hbm file solved my problem .