n sessions hanging around, though as you said it doesnt hold
onto database connections.
Mark H
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Subject: Re: Flow and
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To: users@cocoon.apache.org
Subject: Re: Flow and hibernate
sessions
Hi Mark,
we had the same problem with Hibernate. I solved it with a flow
wrapper. This wrapper wraps the flow interpreter of your choice (tested with
javaflow a lot, simple tests with _javascript_, but should not give big
What is the best way to handle hibernate sessions in flow?
At the moment Im using a servlet filter to close sessions after each
request but this makes it awkward when dealing with objects that span a number
of requests but are within one flow function (Im using flowscript). I
could have
tand.
Unfortunately this code will not enter in the cocoon repository cause
it would include dependencies on hibernate, so i think we can use this
thread to keep it up to date in case you improve it.
Hope it helps!
Simone
Mark H wrote:
What is the best way to
handle hiberna
