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						 I dont think that hibernate provide direct method to find dirty objects, however you may do this by extending EmptyInterceptor. something like this.
  public class myAuditLogInterceptor extends EmptyInterceptor{ private Set dirtyAuditables = new HashSet(); public boolean onFlushDirty(Object entity,              Serializable id,              Object[] currentState,              Object[] previousState,              String[] propertyNames,               Type[] types) throws CallbackException {                                    dirtyAuditables .add(entity);                  return false;                 }
  }
  the size of the dirtyAuditable will tell you the no of dirty objects that are found in a particular session. 
					
  
						
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