Sumit,
I am in the process of setting the same configuration up as well, but
am much earlier in the process. I just downloaded the RESTlet API!
However, it sounds like the issues that you are having are between
Spring and Hibernate. It sounds as though the transaction wrapping is
not happening properly and the session is being closed prior to the
elements that are being loaded lazily are accessed. You have to be
sure that the lazy elements are accessed from a method that is being
wrapped by the transaction manager and proxy.
Phil
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On Nov 7, 2007, at 7:46 PM, Sumit Lohia wrote:
I'm using Spring, Hibernate, and Restlets and getting a bunch of
LazyInitializationExceptions. I've even implemented a
OpenSessionInView filter
and that doesn't help either. Does anyone have a workaround for this?
I am using the Restlet framework (v1.0.1) with the embedded Jetty
server as the
HTTP Server connector. I'm trying to wire up my resources and DAOs
using Spring.
My DAOs use Hibernate for persistence. Furthermore, the
Representation that I
use only writes to the OutputStream when the write() method is
called. The
OpenSessionInView Filter that I created (similar to Spring's) is
attached to the
Component, but that doesn't help in dealing with the lazy retrieval
because the
write() method is not called until after the filter's afterHandle()
has already
been called. Is anyone else facing this issue?
Thanks.
Sumit
