i cant tell from the snippet of stacktrace you left for sure but it seems that hibernate is fetching a shallow object without initializing the collections within.. as for how to make it initialize that collection before throwing the exception if you're using ejbql you'll want to use the fetch keyword to initialize collections or you'll want to explicitly call (thereby properly populating) each member of your collection before the hibernate transaction closes.
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