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I am hoping there is someone out there that can help me with a problem we are having using hibernate with some legacy code.

The general pattern we follow is if we try to delete a row from the...

We have also realized that we COULD separate this into 2 separate application layer calls (and all of the TXN stuff would work fine), but we dont have full control over the controller object that...

I am hoping there is someone out there that can help me with a problem we are having using hibernate with some legacy code.

The general pattern we follow is if we try to delete a row from the...

wow, we are having the same problem

Things are working better....except I still have to manually call flush. The spring docs make reference to this, so I guess I can live with it.


Thanks for your help

Interesting, ok, I changed my config to use the HibernateTransactionManager:



<bean id="transactionManager"
class="org.springframework.orm.hibernate3.HibernateTransactionManager">...

I'm hoping that someone can help me answer what I believe is a really easy question:

We are slowly switching over from using jdbcTemplate with hand written sql to using hibernateTemplate. As a...

Hey karl!

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Ben, you have provided some great writeups about validation in this forum. One question I still have about validation is context:

I can see how a validator can be used as you described to...

ie :

conn.setCatalog("Calc_Lib_packg");

then you should be able to call the proc

I have argued against the approach we are taking (holding transactions open across method invocations), but alas, we still need to do it.

I don't think we will be able to record the scripts as the...

First of all, thanks for the prompt reply. The answers and support found in this forum are better than any paid support from ANY vendor I have ever seen.

Here is more information on the (planned)...

We currently have the need to support both declarative and programmatic transaction management in our spring application.

IE, we want to be able to take the same application and run methods using...

Just going to stick with the context hierarchy

Is there any way to do something like:


<bean id="oracle_dao" .../>
<bean id="sqlserver_dao" ../>
<alias alias="genericName" name="${db.name}_Dao"/>

We really want to have a single spring...

Thanks for the help and ideas. I think I want to stay away from having the before + after events tied to spring. Our customers need to be able to write a POJO that implements our trigger interface....

I am currently dealing with a way to allow customers to specify before and after actions for a few of our beans. The overall goals for this are:

1) To allow customers to (somewhat) arbitrarily...