Has anyone read Brian McCallister's article on the ServerSide (
http://www.theserverside.com/blogs/showblog.tss?id=GraphPaging) about graph paging.
He suggests that no O/R mappings have successfully mastered caching in such a way as to optimize future reads:
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Providing hinting about what objects are going to be needed, rather than how to pull them from the rdbms .... A perfect example of an optimization that would be tough to do by hand here is to stream elements in a collection down the join chain from the primary queried entities rather than pulling them in the initial join. In HSQL you would join them as you *know* you will need them, but what you really know is that the JSP needs them for rendering a while in the future, and on a different jvm. A mechanism to supply hints that these things will be needed, and will be needed as a one-pass stream (this may be too low level) when they get serialized out allows for much better actual throughput.
Are the Hibernate team considering this as a future feature?