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There are use-cases where the objects returned from @Cacheable methods get modified afterwards. For example JPA @Entity Objects will be altered by a persist() call. In these cases it...
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Hi there!
There are use-cases where the objects returned from @Cacheable methods get modified afterwards. For example JPA @Entity Objects will be altered by a persist() call. In these cases it...
As far as I can see there is a little problem. Spring offers two points for consistent (net.sf.hibernate.)Interceptor injection, the LocalSessionFactoryBean and the HibernateTransactionManager (via...