Originally posted by Akhilesh Trivedi:
Oh, atleast you have....![]()
Originally posted by marc weber:
Well, now it's raining here, so I need to change my answers to 1,552 and 3 respectively. I'll keep you posted.
Originally posted by Nitin Nigam:
How can a rancher tell how many of us speak while sleeping?
At best, a rancher can tell about herself/himself only![]()
Originally posted by Raghunandan Mamidala:
i woundn't care... its part of life![]()
Originally posted by Jaikiran Pai:
Somewhere in your xml's i guess you have configured hibernate.cache.provider_class to use EhCache. I believe that's the reason why the second level cache is enabled. Remove that property from the xml and see if its works.
Originally posted by g wildin:
Allow me to guess (disclaimer: I just took a hibernate class, but have no experience with it...). Maybe you are getting the detached object - that is why it is the old data. I think you can use if(session.contains(obj)) { session.evict(obj); } to remove it. Hope this helps.
Originally posted by Paul Sturrock:
Do you use a query cache?