EntityManager.find() is supposed to return null when the entity is not in the DB.

This works except under this condition. I'm seeing this in a unit test of mine, hence the odd use-case (I'm deleting the resource and then immediately trying to find it again), but it does seem like its not behaving properly in that case.

Do this to replicate:

Pojo pojo = new Pojo();
| entityManager.persist(pojo);
| int id = pojo.getId();
| entityManager.remove(pojo);
| assert entityManager.find(Pojo.class, id) == null; // this throws exception

find() should return null in this case, but I get this exception:

javax.persistence.EntityNotFoundException: org.hibernate.ObjectDeletedException: The object with that id was deleted: [Pojo#506554]
|  at org.hibernate.ejb.AbstractEntityManagerImpl.throwPersistenceException (AbstractEntityManagerImpl.java:564)
|  at org.hibernate.ejb.AbstractEntityManagerImpl.find (AbstractEntityManagerImpl.java:168)
| ...

I was wondering if anyone else sees this, and if its truly the way its designed to work. Again, it is an odd use case and one I'm only using in a unit test so I'm not worried about it. Wasn't sure if I should JIRA this or not.


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