Re: Struts and Hibernate lazy

Gareth Evans msoft.co.uk> writes: > http://www.javalobby.org/java/forums/t20533.html While ago other kind person gave mi a link to the Hibernate web site and I solved my problem. I'll read this article later. Thank you for it. Best regards, Konrad Billewicz

Re: Struts and Hibernate lazy

http://www.javalobby.org/java/forums/t20533.html Marco Mistroni wrote: Hello, Could you tell me more? Which filter? Do you mean Tomcat filters? Which plugin? It's a Servlet Filter if I am correct.. Plugin is a Struts plugin If you check www.hibernate.org in FAQ there should be a link

RE: Struts and Hibernate lazy

Hello, >Could you tell me more? Which filter? Do you mean Tomcat filters? Which >plugin? It's a Servlet Filter if I am correct.. Plugin is a Struts plugin If you check www.hibernate.org in FAQ there should be a link to those informations.. Regards marco -

Re: Struts and Hibernate lazy

Nick Heudecker gmail.com> writes: > The most common way to solve this problem is to use the Open Session > In View pattern, which leaves the Hibernate session open until the JSP > has finished rendering. Typically accomplished with a filter, there > is also a Struts plugin to help with this patt

Re: Struts and Hibernate lazy

The most common way to solve this problem is to use the Open Session In View pattern, which leaves the Hibernate session open until the JSP has finished rendering. Typically accomplished with a filter, there is also a Struts plugin to help with this pattern. Google for "Open Session In View" and