Hy,

When we use find(), does it overide the cache ?

If I do
session.find("From foo");
Am I sure that every objects are in the cache with a lifeTime = 0 ?

Thanks
joe[/quote]

ahh this is slightly subtle.


For any Foos which are NOT already cached by the session, yes, we bypass the cache. But we do NOT bypass the cache when subsequently resolving associations.

Thanks for response,

So, if I have a class

public class foo{
String id;
String state;
Bar myBar; // many-to-one
... getters and setters...
}


If my instance in the cache have :
id = "THISONE"
state = "unmodified"
myBar = "someBarWithIdEquals1"

and in the database there is an update of the foo :
id = "THISONE"
state = "justModified"
myBar = "anotherBarWithIdEquals2"

Now, I call session.find("From Foo");

and then if I call session.load(Foo.class, "THISONE");
do I get this :
id = "THISONE"
state = "justModified"
myBar = "null" (that will be fill with "anotherBarWithIdEquals2" when I call the getter)

?

Joe

load() will, of course, return the same instance that was returned by find()


it is fundamental property of Hibernate that there is maximum one-instance-per row in a particular session

Thanks for Reply.

It is a GREAT stuff that you realised here.

Thanks again
joe