I'm getting the dreaded "Could not initialize proxy - the owning Session was closed." message when trying to access a property of an object in a collection that was Lazy-Loaded. What do I need to do?

Here are the details:

I have an ASP.NET website. I go and retrieve an object out of the database (which has a lazy loaded collection). I then call the Collection.GetEnumerator() (which before in 1.0.2 would cause the collection to completely load). Then I close the session. I then loop through the collection and retrieve each object and access its properties. That is when I get the error message. Is there another way to intialize a collection completely now?

I have changed all the properties and methods of classes that are lazy-loaded to virtual.

Thanks,
Jamie

The elements of collection - are they lazy loaded? I mean, the 1.2 did change default value of lazy from "false" to "true". So, if the classes are not soecifically marked as lazy="false", the collection might be loaded, but the elements will still remain uninistialized.

Gert

Correct. Once I changed all my mapping files to have default-lazy to false (below), then Properties (like name) came in.

<hibernate-mapping xmlns="urn:nhibernate-mapping-2.0" default-lazy="false">

Thank you,
Jamie