At 2:10 PM +0200 5/5/04, Lionel wrote:
Nicolas de Amorrortu wrote:
Have you tried the following? http://www.hibernate.org/43.html.
this is what I was thinking about when I posted my question...but haven't
tried it yet.
I don't think it will solve my problem as the object I load is put in
session a
Nicolas de Amorrortu wrote:
> Have you tried the following? http://www.hibernate.org/43.html.
this is what I was thinking about when I posted my question...but haven't
tried it yet.
I don't think it will solve my problem as the object I load is put in
session and can be accessed many requests late
Have you tried the following? http://www.hibernate.org/43.html.
Regards,
Nicolás
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Subject: Re: Struts and Hibernate Session
Joe Germuska wrote
Joe Germuska wrote:
>> Acutally, I have put the getHibernateSession() on a ActionFormBase.
>> After each SQL action (load, find...) I close the Session.
>> I don't believe this is a good design and would like to improve it.
>
> This is actually how Hibernate is meant to be used. The session
> lif
Where is the best way to keep the current opened Hibernate Session ?
-in the HttpSession of each user ?
-in a singleton ?
-...
When to close this Session ?
-after each request ?
-when the HttpSession closes ?
-...
Acutally, I have put the getHibernateSession() on a ActionFormBase.
After each SQL ac
Hi,
My 2 cents
I have written an app running on jboss that uses hibernate.
The code that uses hibernate is embedded in a plugin, and a
Session is open and closed after every request
I m also waiting for suggestion on the topic :-)
Regards
marco
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