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Yes, it's a flow execution redirect that has this limitation.

The problem with checking for a fragmentId is that an id is needed to know the client wants an xml render rather then the default jsp...

I can walk through an example.

The client enters a flow (by passing a flowid in an https request), that flow renders a jsp page which contains a flex application. The flex application is...

No, that's the thing. This is an RIA, so the front end asks for parts of the view model over time, not just at the "point of rendering". For example, a screen will have a country drop down, but the...

Cool, I'll explore the extensions needed. I want the parameter on redirect so that refreshes preserve the correct fragment request. I don't want to use flash or flow scope because I want the set...

Yep, I understand that fully, except the part about request scope being purposefully limited to render-action use. The issue I'm having is that I have no way of influencing the redirects as request...

So I've looked at the numerous "I put an object in request scope and it's not in my view" threads and the answer has always been redirect on pause clears the request scope.

That's true, but it's...

That's funny, the foundation of my enterprise is built on open source software. So much for "****wit".

Well, as far as we're concerned, it's essentially a matter for Gavin and Christian. We will certainly vigorously refute any inaccurate technical comments, such as we've seen from a number of JBoss...

Not too sure what you mean here.[/quote]
Gavin's post is verbatim a copy of an earlier post by someone calling himself "noone", only replacing the word "Spring" with the word "EJB3" and the word...

hucmuc, I'm not fan of Gavin or Christian as is evidenced by my posts here and at hibernate.org. But you shouldn't cut and paste that stuff out of context.

If you read it in context, Gavin was...

The hibernate guys have a container philosophy to sell (JBOSS), and in general seem to think the world revolves around them. So don't be suprised that they say a container and specifically JBOSS and...

I do it a bit differently, first, I write a config xml like this (this code shows introduction advice):


<bean name="beanAdvisor" class="spring.ExtensionAdvisor" singleton="false">
...

Closing the session "detaches" the objects in hibernate. You don't need to do anything special.



Well, automagic provider independent generation of SQL is good stuff. So is integrated L1 and L2...

Yep, the differences are there all right. And if you don't want to tie your system to those tools, you adopt the features and techniques that are consistent with your desired flexibility.

I for...

So what was the question?

I would also comment on this:



I don't agree with this, I have a pretty large system with a mix of Hibernate Hibernate/JDBC, and straight JDBC object persistence...

You're absolutely right on what you've posted aburgel. It's just that there are, in fact, a couple of other cases you haven't come across. Such as when you call save on an object with id generation...

One thing to keep in mind Alex, is that flush mode is a recommendation to Hibernate, not a directive. This means that regardless of the flush mode, Hibernate may still write changes to the database...

From what I can see your problem is that you're calling funtion2 from within function1, hence you're not re-invoking the proxy mechanism.

Well, I think the problem in the other thread is different and actually more simple. Since he is calling function2 from within function1, the transaction proxy is not being re-invoked. Hence...

Costin, could you elaborate on this a bit? I'm missing something here because I do (and tested just now) REQUIRES_NEW to REQUIRES_NEW transactional calls and it works fine for me.

That is to say,...

Hey, I just looked at the 1.2 announcement and I think LazyInitTargetSource does just what I need!

Thanks guys, that's awesome!

AFAIK, and have seen, when you call hibernate's save function, a row is immediately inserted into the object's database table with the primary key (either you provide or it get's generated). I don't...

I take a bit of a different approach. I define a bean called "applicationServices" and it implements ApplicationContextAware and is in the context.xml file.

The setApplicationContext method then...

Why doesn't the TransactionStatus interface have more of DefaultTransactionStatus's methods defined? I wanted to check for the ReadOnly hint and found that...

This is a pretty common mis-perception I think. Spring will look for this file at the root of each classpath entry (that is, in the root directory of each jar file). It won't do a search of every...