Ah. I ran into a limitation. CGLIB is great for our proxies, as long as the persistent classes are not polymorphic. But in the case of a class with subclasses, we don't know the concrete class at proxy-creation time. And theres no way for the proxy to be an instance of both Bar and Baz if Bar and Baz are two possible subclasses of foo. Thats a Java language limitation. So we end up needing the proxy interfaces after all, in that case. Oh well, it still helps for non-polymorphic associations!
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