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1. Hibernate flush and JTAUnexpectedRollbackException    stackoverflow.com

I am using Spring and Hibernate. And Atomikos for transactions. I use annotation based transactions. I am having a DAO object and in one of the methods I call entityManager.persist() to ...

2. Hibernate, stop flushing    forum.springsource.org

Hibernate, stop flushing I'm still wrapping my head around FlushMode and other finer points of Hibernate, but I can't seem to figure out how this situation is handled. I need to ...

3. spring/hibernate 2 upgade weird flushing problem    forum.springsource.org

spring/hibernate 2 upgade weird flushing problem First of all let me apologize, because this is going to be very ambiguous, but i figure if it is a known issue someone will ...

4. Setting Hibernate Flush mode in spring    forum.springsource.org

Hello, I am using Hibernate and Spring. Actually i need to set the Hibernate mode to manual. I tried with the following setting in the spring config xml MANUAL but ...

5. Strange hibernate flushing behavior results in SQLException    forum.springsource.org

Jul 25th, 2007, 07:03 PM #1 yukster View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message Junior Member Join Date Sep 2005 Location Washington, US Posts 17 Strange hibernate flushing behavior results in ...

6. hibernate flush for find    forum.springsource.org

hibernate flush for find Hi, I'am using a pre-update event listener to modify my domain modifiedDate property. public class TrackingPreUpdateEventListener implements PreUpdateEventListener{ public boolean onPreUpdate(PreUpdateEvent preUpdateEvent) { Object objectToInsert = preUpdateEvent.getEntity(); ...

7. Hibernate Flushing in ItemWriter    forum.springsource.org

Hibernate Flushing in ItemWriter Have a question that relates to Hibernate flushing (JIRA: BATCH-194) We have our own persistence framework here that is currently under revision of adding a client's flush ...

8. Hibernate Flush Mode    forum.springsource.org

Hibernate Flush Mode I have a problem with the following scenario in my application. First, I load a bean from Hibernate. Then I apply some changes to properties on the bean ...