> Hi, > > >A developer can get LazyInitializationException > only > >if he/she keeps a reference to the persistent > object, > >for instance storing it in HTTP session. We have > >provided a simple and convenient abstraction - > >ObjectProxy - that may be used to have a persistent > >object reference that is always valid. > > Actually this is what I was looking for, spring also > has a filter to apply > the session per request pattern but the main problem > is as you mentioned, > keeping the reference in the http session causes > lazy initialization errors. > There are solutions for this like aspects, session > merge, session lock but > all of these are hard to apply. It is great if Rumba > takes care of it simply > using ObjectProxy. >
We do believe that Rumba should be as simple as possible (...but not simpler :)). Regards, Alexey __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
