Juergen,
I was poking around in the HibernateInterceptor and HibernateTemplate
code following a forum post, and unless I'm missing something,
HibernateInterceptor (correctly) binds the new Session that is created
to the current thread even if there is no transaction already existing
to synchronize to, but on the other hand, on the execute() call
HibernateTemplate will only bind the Session to the thread if
transaction synchronization is active. Am I missing something? If this
is correct, this does not seem appropriate to me, as HibernateTemplate
should be (and is listed in the JavaDocs) as the programattic equivalent
of HibernateInterceptor, and nested HibernateTemplate calls should
utilize a thread-bound session put there by the outermost one,
regardless of transaction settings, not create a new Session.
Am I missing something?
Colin
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