anonymous wrote :
| I suggest is to trace SQL queries at DBMS level just to understand what
which queries are issued.
|
Thanks for reply =)
I'll probably do what you suggest.
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be careful !
Changing from EAGER to LAZY can leads to many performance problems.
I suggest is to trace SQL queries at DBMS level just to understand what which
queries are issued.
Regards
Fab.
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damianharvey thanks for your reply.. =))
i just changed LAZY to EAGER and everithing works fine now
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"damianharvey" wrote : The LazyInitializationException is a big clue. Have a
look around the hibernate documentation and especially as regards FetchType.
Do i have to change @ManyToOne(fetch = FetchType.LAZY) to something else ?
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The LazyInitializationException is a big clue. Have a look around the hibernate
documentation and especially as regards FetchType.
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i found that if i use UserList.java generated by seam-gen i can get
user.address.addressName
is it possible that my problem some kind of session bean bug ?
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can anybody help me ?
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