Hi NickTheGreat,
First off, you are great to reply. Thanks so much. I was loosing faith :-).
Anyway, yes, I too have seen that calling the dummy method list.size() to
initialize the collection works, however, my question is - why is this needed
at all????
Anyway, if that is the fix everyone is using fair enough, but I have to say I
think it's pretty awful. Surely when you do a call to --> u.getOrders(), eg:
{code}
public List getOrdersForUser(String userName)
{
User u = entityManager.find(User.class,userName);
// a check if a user with this name is actualy found wouldn't hurt
return = u.getOrders();
}
{code}
you would expect the collection to be accessed.
Anyway, I think this will lead to loads of problems, but thanks very much
indeed for your help.
cheers,
Binario
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