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 Post subject: Weird Transaction problem
PostPosted: Wed May 16, 2012 11:01 pm 
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Hi,

I am facing a weird transaction problem with Spring and Hibernate. Here are the transaction settings:

Method A - (PROPAGATION_REQUIRED, readOnly)
Method B - (PROPAGATION_REQUIRED, readOnly) - returns objects( Object A, which contains collection of child objects)
Method C - (PROPAGATION_REQUIRED, readOnly)

Method A is the main method that queries for a set of objects using Method B, iterates through the objects and any associations and may use Method C for any other processing.

The problem is that all methods work perfectly OK, but when I try to access child objects of the objects returned by Method B, I get LazyInitialization exception because of closed session. However, if I change Method B to PROPAGATION_SUPPORTS, there are no exceptions and I am able to access the child objects.

What is the difference between PROPAGATION_REQUIRED and PROPAGATION_SUPPORTS? I enabled debug on the transactions and see that Method A and B are participating in a transaction with both REQUIRED and SUPPORTS case. However, with REQUIRED, a new session is created for Method B and is closed when Method B exits. While with SUPPORTS, the session is not closed.

I really appreciate if someone can help me out with this. If there is any other way to do it so that I dont get Lazy Exceptions, also would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks


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