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gogofe
 Post subject: Use of cache in hibernate with load( ) and get( ) methods
PostPosted: Fri Sep 26, 2008 8:50 am 
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I have read about the methods load and get of Hibernate Session:

1. one or both try to use the cache to find an object first and if not connect to the database or just one?
2. if I always want to connect to the database and not use the cache what method should I use?

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...if you just used session.load() instead of get(), hibernate will not hit the database. Instead it will return a proxy, or an actual instance if it was present in the current session, and that can be used to serve as a reference.


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