Hi

Jboss-4.0.1sp1
Hibernate 2.1.6
SQL Server 2k

I am trying to use an Interceptor to generate an audit trail from within a HAR in JBoss.

In order to avoid an endless loop, I need to get a Hibernate Session which does not have the audit Interceptor attached to it. How am I able to do this from the Hibernate context?

I've tried to use HibernateContext.getSession() and HibernateContext.getUnmanagedSession() but they both seem to return an instance of Session that has the Interceptor attached, thus resulting in loops.

What approach should I use? Should I declare two Hibernate mbeans in the hibernate-service.xml, one with the interceptor attached, and one without?

Thanks in advance for any help...

Lol, we were just talking about that a few days ago. Currently there is not a "nice" way to do it. In the meantime, yes you could use two different session factories to acheive this.

I think eventually that you will just need to call the form of SF.openSession() taking an Interceptor and pass in a null. The session factory would then use the internal no-op interceptor.

Steve,

If I define the following in my hibernate-service.xml file :



How do I get the interceptor from my session facade method such that I can set the hibernate session on the interceptor?

My session bean method is:





Is the writing of the audit log records done in the same managed session as above or in a separate one that I have to open, begin tx, commit tx and close by myself?

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Many thanks in advance,
Joe

Forgot to add to the above post: JBoss 4.0.2, Hibernate 3.0.3 and letting JBoss manage all the transactions.

Joe