The problem was the old/new session as Rich described. Instead of rerunning the query I just reattached the objects to the new session with session.lock.
I opted for this because the table data comes from 1 of 2 queries depending on user interaction within the page. Instead of trying to figure out what the user did to generate the table I just reattached the objects.
Is the reattach with hibernate session.lock(obj, LockMode.NONE) expensive? What does it do?
| Werner Punz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Ryan Wynn wrote:
>
> Any hibernate-spring experts out there that could tell me how I can
> still get a LazyInit exception inside my spring OpenSessionInViewFilter.
> My stack trace clearly says I am inside the Filter. Exception - No
> session or session was closed.
>
> This is happening when using the myfaces datascroller for a datatable
> and paging. Bean that holds List of data for table is session scoped.
>
> Unfortunately, the data is a list of hibernate objects. I probably
> should be copying these into plain pojos for the view, but that is not
> what I am doing. Probably because then I could need to replicate my
> entire object tree.
Probably a recycled data model?
Another option, which I had once in a project... either the filter
is not correctly set, or you might have an iframe somewhere triggering
something hibernatish outside of your filter.
Werner
