yes tested, it works....The @Destroy method is now like this....


| @Remove
|  @Destroy
|  public void destroy() {
|   if (!this.completedOrCanceled) {
|     if (this.motherEntity.getId() != null) {
|      entityManager.merge(this.recipe); // without merging there might be exception saying you are trying to remove a detached object.....
|      entityManager.remove(this.recipe);
|      entityManager.flush();
|     }
|   }
|  }
|

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