I am not using hsqldb nor andromda, but your approach sounds correct. However I'm not sure hsqldb parameters declared in cocoon.xconf are propagated by magic into your appCtx, if this is what you expect to happen. What I usually do is expose my datasources as jndi resources defined in my container (TC), and lookup them within the appCtx file.
I dont understand why you are suggesting your applicationContext.xml does not contains your datasource bean definition, whereas it seem to do (<bean id="dataSource" (...)). If your datasource definition is really defined into applicationContext-dataSource.xml, obviously you do not need to define it again in another file, just add this one into web.xml <param-value> node. Why don't you try it first ? Besides, I know people are using Hibernate, Spring and Cocoon together, but really, you should try the Spring support forum (http://forum.springframework.org/), where all questions about Hibernate and lazy loading exceptions (and when to use OpenSessionInViewFilter pattern) are being - most of the time - taken care of. Cocoon's flow is only the tip of the iceberg. Laurent --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
