We started using Hibernate 3.0 a few weeks now and it works really well. However, we have one issue. Is there a way to find the associated Session for the persistence object.

For example, customer is a persistence object and to find the associated persistence manager (similar to Session), JDO provides JDOHelper class to find the persistence manager associated with the persistence object.

PersistenceManager pm = JDOHelper.getPersistenceManager(customer);

We have two data sources and we would like to know which session the customer associated with. The business layer is implemented to handle the multiple data sources by finding the corresponding persistence manager from the passed persistence object. This approach worked well for us in JDO environment but maybe this is not the right approach in Hibernate.

Thanks, Hibernate newbie

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3.0

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No, because Hibernate does not use bytecode enhancement, this cannot be implemented. Usually you use a thread-bound session, and get access to the session that way. (It is rare to need to have >1 session per thread.)

Thank you for responding so quickly. This is not an issue, we just wanted to confirm before revising our implementation. It has been quite a pleasant experience although we had a few issues with WebLogic server (not Hibernate issue).