Hi Ben,
I missed your posting on the 8th, do you still need anything else from me?
Rich
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Ben,
Here is the code segment I was using to get the exception
using the Hibernate API. The scenario is to create a new
object using this code and than update that object again using
the same code segment within a JBoss CMT. The exception
will happen on the session.flush() of the update. Is
Ben,
Any luck with a fix for this problem yet?
Rich
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Bela,
Actually it is Hibernate's use of the JBossCache that does this. We have another
thread on the Hibernate's forum that Gavin and Ben and commented on. I don't really
have a small test program, but Gavin and/or Ben have already discussed this and might
be able to give you information th
I have an application that is using JBoss 3.2.4RC2 with Hibernate with 2.1.2,
configured using TreeCache. I have a test that writes/updates and than deletes
objects. That seems to complete successfully, but any time after that we attempt to
evict the cache (I have an MBean that can evict on de
