FLUSH_COMMIT mode doesn't work at all like supposed to.
- it behaves like a 'FLUSH_EAGER'.
FLUSH_NEVER sets the Session that way also; prevents your explicit Tx.Commit() from flushing...
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FLUSH_COMMIT mode doesn't work at all like supposed to.
- it behaves like a 'FLUSH_EAGER'.
FLUSH_NEVER sets the Session that way also; prevents your explicit Tx.Commit() from flushing...
Hi Anan,
Generally one component will need to know about/ and be able to find the other, in order to set any reference between them.
You can definitely achieve this; but it's not quite as easy...
Olivier,
You're right, it would be nice if the Controller were able to be agnostic of View technology.
The Controller however is by definition operating in the domain of URL requests and so our...
Hi Baptiste,
Use Model or similar facade objects as a central point of control for your models. These should exist and operate per-session, if changes and observation are to be per-session.
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Hi, I'm figuring out how to best use the Spring framework and there's just two things coming up all the time thatdon't seem to be properly addressed by spring or servlet docs.
1) context-relative...