Hi Kalle,
> What is the mock used for (particularly in this case)?
> You want to use the SessionSource to create a new Session if the
> execution of your operation lasts longer than the lifetime of the
> request is. If you are injecting a session, T5 manages the lifetime of
> it and closes it at
On Mon, Feb 13, 2012 at 1:19 AM, stebac wrote:
> What is the mock used for (particularly in this case)?
> I commented out these two lines and it still worked, what is the purpose of
> the SessionSource?
Of course it "works" if you don't need the SessionSource (which is a
T5 concept, not Hibernate
Hi Kalle,
thank you very much for your quick response! I saw this approach before but
did not understand it entirely.
Maybe a shall supply a little bit more information about my situation:
I have a typical t5-service consisting of an interface an the corresponding
implementation. The Service is
The following is what I use. I use Mockito for mock-ups and basically
it's a real Hibernate session (and factory) with a mocked-up T5
HibernateSessionSource:
public abstract class PersistenceTest {
protected Session session;
protected Transaction transaction;
protected stat
