The simple way to overcome the Hibernate collections' problem is to copy the contents of the collection in your object to a standard Java collection property before putting the object in the cache (e.g., in each setter method which Hibernate uses, replace the incoming Hibernate collection with a Java collection and store it in your object). Be aware that if you return the Java collection on the object's getter methods (which Hibernate uses), it makes the collection property "dirty" from Hibernate perspective, so the copied collections will probably be written back to the DB...
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