To solve the problem I've forced a flush on the Hibernate session explicitly.
But tis was not necessary with the Hibernate 2 Transaction Interceptor. Why?
Thanks
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To solve the problem I've forced a flush on the Hibernate session explicitly.
But tis was not necessary with the Hibernate 2 Transaction Interceptor. Why?
Thanks
I've been using an Interceptor for Hibernate 2 and from the beforeTransactionCompletion callback I was calling code intercepted by the TransactionInterceptor.
Everything worked fine and I could see...
I've singleton beans that start some subsystems and they implement a mechanism of listening, so they need to start the subsystem after everything is configured (the listener-beans were added).
The...
You were rigth I've tried with another console (jManage) and I see the correct signature of the methods.
Do you know any console that works with jmxmp protocol?
And about the second question...
I'm trying to expose some of my beans and I'm using the MC4J console to manage them.
If I execute the application using the MX4J and the JDK1.4.2_06 vm I can't see the correct signatures of the...
I've made antoher solution to solve my problem.
But the problem with RMI was not solved yet The memory increases and also the number of threads but this only hapens in some situations that i...
I'm using the springframework for a server application that communicates with swing clients through RMI with the classes RMIServiceExporter on the server and the RmiProxyFactoryBean on the client...