Hibernate version:
3.2.2

Hi all,

I've got a bit of an unusual use case. I need to send MyEntity to a JMS queue when any change occurs or when any child object of MyEntity changes.



There are no further DB changes that need to be made once these changes are detected.

So I implemented MyEntity with an JMSAware interface (real name not important yet) . And I can gather those objects in a class that implements emptyInterceptor via onSave() and onDirtyFlush() and send those in onFlush() . My problem is these child object changes. My questions are:

1) If I detect changes to Object a,b,c by perhaps the JMSAware interface how do I know its under its own save or flush, and not the save or flush of MyEntity ?

2) If I do a find on MyEntity from the temp session created from the connection I get from onFlush() , from the id's of a,b, or c when those change, is that legal ? I know the session is fragile in interceptors. Just a find won't create another cycle of save or dirtyFlush I don't think. There be demons here?

Please help,
Robert