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See for example http://oldwww.springframework.org/downloads/nightly/ or use the CVS server http://sourceforge.net/cvs/?group_id=73357.

Note: As I'm not related to the Spring dev team, I don't...

This is the way we're doing it - without any headaches. The Java syntax is a bit weird at the beginning but one gets used to it :).

Erik

I found the following: http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=4718

It seems that MySQL had an issue with LIMIT - could you check that your MySQL version contains a correction of the issue?

Erik

Maybe you could evict (see Hibernate documentation) the data you read from the session.

Erik

That's a bit strange...

I would need the Hibernate debug trace to be able to say more. Can you provide it for the case where pagination is active?

Other question: what happens when you...

One thing I don't understand is that the statement the exception is complaining about does not contain anything that is related to paginating the result.

Could you post the SQL statements...

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Can't remeber having seen something like that. Could you post a bit more information - for example the mapping of user and the SQL statement hibernate generates?

Erik

I guess that the answer is that Spring only provides direct access to the most commonly used features of Hibernate - if you want more, you have to go to the Hibernate level, which is accessible in...

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There seem to be some issues with incompatible CGLIB (also asm) libraries between Hibernate 3.1 and Spring 1.2.4.

As I haven't being using this configuration myself I can only give the hint...

I must first correct biot023: it is possible to issue updates in HQL - since Hibernate 3.0 at least.

Back to the actual question - you'll have to write a "beast" like:
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I googled around but found nothing.

Maybe you can post the question at a Java forum.

Erik

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Now you know why they always say: define constants instead of using hard coded numbers (or strings etc.)

:D & :wink:

Erik

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Not sure my explanation will match your question as you provided very little information about the context of your problem, but Hibernate 3.0 has changed the default settings for lazy...

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It seems one method is horribly long. Code length for a method must be less than 65535 bytes (google for "Caused by: java.lang.ClassFormatError: Invalid method Code length" you'll find more...

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How about simply adding "%" in front of and at the end of the parameter before passing it to the query? This is the way we did it - and I think this is the "right" way to do it.

Erik

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The standard pattern for that is the DAO (Data Access Object) pattern. This fits perfectly well with Spring.

I would recommend that you have a look at the samples delivered with Spring and...

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There is nothing special about that. We've written quite a few of those "beasts". What kind of problem do you have/expect?

Erik

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I have to agree - I would be interested what good reason the Hibernate guys have for this rather unpleasant/weird behavior.

Erik

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OK - :-).

Concerning your problem: a XmlBeanFactory is not powerful enough for your purpose. You need (for example) a ClassPathXmlApplicationContext - see below.


ApplicationContext...

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First of all: though I would consider myself an experienced user of Spring+Hibernate, I'm only a user and haven't dived into the technical depth of both products. So consider my explanations...

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FYI: I repeated your test (not using annotations - but this does not seem to be important) - and got the same error. I then adapted the test a bit:
* I used...

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The solution I propose (see below) is quite similar to jbetancourts - with a few differences:

In the application context:

...
<bean id="placeholderConfig" ...

Hi Max,

I agree with jbetancourt: PropertyPlaceholderConfigurer is probably the right mechanism for your purpose.

Very short introduction to it: it allows you to define variables in the form...

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Things are much more complex than I first thought. I fear it will be quite difficult to help you without knowing more about the architecture of your application...

Erik

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The answer is probably yes. But a few questions remain. For example: how do you want to define that A (respectively the first element of MyList) should be returned when name is Max, B...