Many thanks, Dustin
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My application uses Cocoon 2.1.7, JDK 1.5.0_04, Spring 1.2, and
Hibernate 3.0.5. Currently, the OpenSessionInView filter for Cocoon is
used for each URL (i.e. the web.xml is set to filter all URLs that match
/*), and a Hibernate Interceptor exists on some Service Layer objects
that are called by the Presentation Layer.
I want to know if this is bad practice. I ask since I don't know if
the fact that the Hibernate Interceptor and the OpenSessionInView could
act on the same object and create two different Hibernate sessions. I
do sometimes see a Hibernate/Spring error of associating a Proxy with
two open sessions, and this is all I can think of to be the problem.
Any suggestions to the contrary?
