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use hibernate proxies again in my managed-beans.
With kind regards,
Marco Beelen
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Now my JSF
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Now my JSF managed Bean contains some business object which is hiberante
object.
My friend told me this design is wrong, he says the managed
Hi!
Well, I work in an mid size project, approx 3000 java files and 300 jsps.
No need for load balancing or failover, which makes things easier ;-)
We moved (or currently move) from our own persistence to hibernate with
all its problems (Lazy loading, detached objects, ...) Exceptions all
Hi!
Well, I work in an mid size project, approx 3000 java files and 300 jsps.
No need for load balancing or failover, which makes things easier ;-)
Oh, I forget, we directly use Hibernate Objects in our view too.
Ciao,
Mario
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from hibernate, so I can directly call object
lazily loaded for master and detail example. Any comments?
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