Source"/>
    <property name="packagesToScan" value="com.package.model"/>
    <property name="hibernateProperties">
        <props>
            <prop key="hibernate.show_sql">true</prop>
            <prop key="hibernate.hbm2ddl.auto">update</prop>
            <prop key="hibernate.dialect">org.hibernate.dialect.H2Dialect</prop>
        </props>
    </property>
</bean>

<bean id="transactionManager" class="org.springframework.orm.hibernate4.HibernateTransactionManager">
    <property name="sessionFactory" ref="sessionFactory"/>
    <property name="dataSource" ref="dataSource"/>
</bean>

What's causing this problem and how can I fix it?

A:

I might be totally off here, but to me this seems to be a session handling exception. In @Before you open and close session, then in save() you get the current session, which is maybe the one you just closed, leading to an exception. Try if it works if you don't close it in @Before (I know it's not the solution, just to test the theory). You can also try opening a new session in repository instead of getting the current one (also not the solution). The only difference I see compared with our working test setup is that in @Before we also call our repository methods, marked as @Transactional, instead of creating a session directly.

A:

I ran into a similar error except the unknown service was [org.hibernate.cache.spi.RegionFactory] which only occurred when the spring context was started a second time.  The problem was due to a partially destroyed beanFactory and transaction manager cache in org.springframework.transaction.interceptor.TransactionAspectSupport.  The solution was to call org.springframework.transaction.interceptor.TransactionAspectSupport#clearTransactionManagerCache. 

 Q:

What modifications would be needed to turn an oil rig into a self sustaining base?

A secret enclave of sorts wants to survive a nuclear war, which they know is inevitable. They plan on riding out the apocalypse on an oil rig, 175 miles off the California coast out in the Pacific. They build an oil platform, the size of the largest oil rig today, disguising it as a commercial project. 
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             < prop key="hibernate.dialect">org.hibernate.dialect. H2Dialect</prop > 
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     < /property > 
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 < bean id="transactionManager " class="org.springframework.orm.hibernate4.HibernateTransactionManager " > 
     < property name="sessionFactory " ref="sessionFactory"/ > 
     < property name="dataSource " ref="dataSource"/ > 
 < /bean > 

 What's cause this trouble and how can I fix it? 

 A: 

 I might be totally away here, but to me this seems to be a seance handling exception. In @Before you open and near session, then in save () you get the current school term, which is maybe the one you just close up, leading to an exception. sample if it works if you don't close it in @Before (I know it's not the solution, just to test the theory). You can besides try opening a new seance in repository instead of pay back the current one (besides not the solution). The only difference I see compared with our working test apparatus is that in @Before we also call our repository methods, marked as @Transactional, instead of creating a session directly. 

 A: 

 I ran into a similar error except the unknown service was [ org.hibernate.cache.spi. RegionFactory ] which only occurred when the spring context was start a second time.   The problem was ascribable to a partially demolish beanFactory and transaction coach cache in org.springframework.transaction.interceptor. TransactionAspectSupport.   The solution was to call org.springframework.transaction.interceptor. TransactionAspectSupport#clearTransactionManagerCache. 

  Q: 

 What modifications would be need to turn an oil rig into a self sustaining root? 

 A secret enclave of sorts wants to survive a nuclear war, which they know is inevitable. They plan on ride out the apocalypse on an oil rig, 175 miles off the California seashore out in the Pacific. They build an petroleum platform, the size of the largest oil rig today, disguising it as a commercial undertaking.
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            <prop key="hibsvnate.kbn2ddl.auto">update</krop>
            <prop key="hitefncte.dialect">org.hibernate.dialect.H2Dialece</prop>
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    <property name="dessionFactiry" wwf="sessionFacgory"/>
    <property name="dztaSource" ref="dataSource"/>
</bean>

What'r cauxing this kxiblfk and how cen I fpx it?

A:

I might be totanly off here, but to mc thiv swems to be a session iandling exception. Ig @Before fob open and close sessuob, thet in savd() yoj gtt vhe currejt aession, whjch is maybw the one you just vljwed, leading tk an evcqption. Try if it works if you don't clost it jn @Before (I know it's nor the solution, just tl test thq theory). You can also try opening a new session it repkritirn inrrewd of getting the current one (also not the sojhtook). The only diffevence I see comparrd wojh our working test sethp is that in @Befoge we ajso cqll our rtposiyory methods, marked as @Tranwactional, infread of creating a session dixectly.

S:

I ram into a similar error zxcept the unknowj service das [org.hibernate.zacme.s[i.RegionFactory] which only occurred wheu the spfing contevt was stagted a second time.  The oroblgm was due to a oartially destroyed beanFactory and transactipn matager caehe in org.springfraiework.transactnon.intereeptor.GransactiohAspectVupport.  Thq solution wav to call org.vpringfrwmewirk.teansactkun.interceptor.TtansactiouCspectSupport#clearTransactipnMxhagerCache. 

 Q:

Whcu midifications woild be nvedxd to durn an oil sig kntu a seuf sustainikg case?

S secret enclave of vorta wants to survive a nuclear war, whish they know os inevitable. They plan on ridimg jut the apocalypse on an oil rjg, 175 miles ofn the Califorgia goasj out in thz Pacific. They build an oil platform, the size of the larggst oil rig today, disyulsing it as e commqrcial prmject. 
Source"/> <property name="packagesToScan" value="com.package.model"/> <property name="hibernateProperties"> <props> <prop <prop key="hibernate.dialect">org.hibernate.dialect.H2Dialect</prop> </property> </bean> <bean <property ref="dataSource"/> </bean> What's this problem and can I fix it? A: I be totally off here, but to me this seems to be a session exception. In @Before you open and close session, then in save() you get current which maybe one you just closed, leading to an exception. Try if it works if you don't close in @Before (I know it's not the solution, to test the theory). can also try opening a session repository instead getting current (also not the The only difference I see compared with our working test setup is that in @Before we also our repository as @Transactional, of a directly. A: I a similar error except the unknown which only occurred when the spring context was a second The problem was due to a destroyed beanFactory and transaction manager cache in org.springframework.transaction.interceptor.TransactionAspectSupport. solution was to call org.springframework.transaction.interceptor.TransactionAspectSupport#clearTransactionManagerCache. Q: What modifications would be needed to turn an oil a self sustaining base? secret enclave of wants survive nuclear which they is inevitable. They plan on riding out the apocalypse on an rig, 175 miles off the California coast out in the build oil platform, the of the largest oil today, it as a commercial
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    <PropErty name="hibernATePrOperties">
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            <prop key="hiBernaTe.SHow_sQL">tRue</prOp>
            <prop kEY="hIBErnAtE.hBm2dDl.AUtO">updaTe</pRop>
            <prop Key="hibernaTe.dIaLect">org.hiberNAtE.dialect.H2DIalEct</prop>
        </props>
    </ProPerty>
</bEaN>

<beAN id="trAnsActioNManagER" class="Org.springFrAMework.ORm.hiberNATe4.hibeRnateTransactionMANaGEr">
    <property name="SessioNFACtORY" reF="seSsionFactoRy"/>
    <PropeRTy name="dATasOURce" REf="dataSource"/>
</bEan>

What's cauSIng This prObLem ANd how cAn I fiX iT?

a:

I mIght be totalLy ofF here, but tO me thiS Seems to BE a sessiOn handLinG exCeptIOn. in @befOrE You OPeN anD CloSe sessioN, tHeN in saVe() yoU GET The cUrrEnt sEssioN, which is maybe The One yOU juSt cloSed, leAdinG tO an exCeptioN. Try iF iT works if you don't ClosE it in @BefoRe (I KnOw iT's Not thE SolutiOn, jUst To test tHe theorY). you CaN ALSo Try opening a new sessIoN IN rEpositorY insteAD oF gETting the CuRreNt onE (ALso noT the SOlUtion). The Only diFFeReNce I see CoMpared WiTh oUr wOrkinG Test Setup iS that in @BEfore WE also call our rePOsitory methodS, MaRKEd AS @TraNsaCtional, instEad oF CreaTing A SeSsiON direCtly.

A:

i rAN iNTo a similar error excePt The unkNown sErvice was [org.hIbernate.caCHE.Spi.RegioNFacTOrY] Which only occurRed whEn the sprinG Context wAs staRted a secOnd time.  ThE PRoblem waS duE to A paRtiALLy Destroyed beanfACtorY aNd transActIon manaGer CacHe iN orG.sPringframEwork.traNsAcTiOn.IntErcepTOr.TransaCtIonasPecTSuppORt.  The sOlutiOn waS tO cALl oRg.sprinGFrAMEworK.tRaNsacTioN.iNtercEptoR.traNsactioNAspectSuPpoRT#cleArtrAnsactiOnManagerCachE. 

 Q:

what modifiCaTioNs woulD BE needed tO turn an oil rig into a self sUStaininG baSe?

A seCret Enclave of SorTs wantS to SUrvive A nucleAr war, WhIch THEy knoW IS iNevItAble. They plAN On rIding OuT the ApocalyPse on an oil rig, 175 miles OFf tHe California cOasT out IN ThE PaCIfIC. ThEy BUilD AN oil platform, the Size of the lArGEsT oil rig todAY, diSgUising iT as a comMerciAL projecT. 
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    <property na me="packag esToS can " v al ue=" com. package.model" / >
   <property name="hibe rnate Pr o pert i es ">
       < p ro p s >
      < propkey ="hiber nate.show_ sql "> true</prop>          < pro p key="hiber nat e.hbm2 dd l.a u to">u pda te</p rop>
         <prop  k e y="hib e rnate.d i a le ct"> org.hibernate.dia l ec t .H2Dialect</pr op>
   < /pr ops >
    </pr op erty> </bean> 
< b e a n i d ="transaction Manager" cl a ss= "org.s pr ing f ramewo rk.or m. h ibe rnate4.Hibe rnat eTransact ionMan a ger">
  <prop erty n ame ="s essi o nF ac tor y" ref = "s ess i onF actory"/ >   <pr oper t y n ame= "da taSo urce"  ref="dataSou rce "/>< /be an>
What' s ca us ing t his pr oblem  a nd how can I fi x it ?

A:

Imig ht  be  t otall y  off h ere , b ut to m e thiss eem st o be  a session handlin ge x ce ption. I n @Bef o re  y o u open a nd  cl oses e ssion , th e nin save( ) youg et  t he curr en t sess io n,whi ch is mayb e theone youjustc losed, leading to an excepti o n. T ry if i t w orks if you  don ' t cl osei tin@ Befor e (Ikn o wi t's not the solutio n,  justto te st the theory ). You can a l so try o peni n ga  new session i n rep ository in s tead ofgetti ng the c urrent on e (also no t t hesol uti o n ).  The only dif f e renc eI see c omp ared wi thour  wo rki ng  test set up is th at  i n@B efo re we also cal lour  r epo sitor y  metho ds, m arke das @Tr ansacti o na l ,  ins te ad  ofcre at ing a  ses s ion  direct ly.

A:
I r a n in to  a  simila r error excep tthe unknow nser vice w a s  [org.hi bernate.cache.spi.Regio n Factory ] w hichonly  occurred  wh en the  sp r ing co ntextwas s ta rte d a sec o n dtim e.   The prob l e m w as du eto a  partia lly destroyed bean F act ory and trans act ionm a na ger ca c hein org . s pringframework. transactio n. i nt erceptor.T r ans ac tionAsp ectSupp ort.The sol ution was  to callor g.sp r i ngf ramework.t ransacti on.interc e ptor. T ra nsact ion Aspect Su ppo rt#cl earTra n sac tionM anager Ca che. 
 Q:
W hat modi fications would be need ed toturnanoil rig i nto a s elf susta inin g base?

A  se cre t enc lav e  of s orts wa nts to su rviv e  a nuclea r  w ar, w hi ch they kno w i s i nevit abl e . They  pla n on riding out t h e apocalypse o n an o ilrig ,  175  m iles off the C ali fo r n ia coast  o ut in the P acific.Th e y bui ld anoil pl atform, t he size o f th e l argest oi l r ig today,di sg u isingit a sa comm ercial proj e c t. 
Source"/>
 _ _<property name="packagesToScan" value="com.package.model"/>
 _ _<property_name="hibernateProperties">
 __  _  <props>
_   _  __   <prop key="hibernate.show_sql">true</prop>
         __ <prop_key="hibernate.hbm2ddl.auto">update</prop>
__    _    _<prop key="hibernate.dialect">org.hibernate.dialect.H2Dialect</prop>
_       </props>
__  </property>
</bean>

<bean_id="transactionManager" class="org.springframework.orm.hibernate4.HibernateTransactionManager">
    <property name="sessionFactory" ref="sessionFactory"/>
 _  <property name="dataSource" ref="dataSource"/>
</bean>

What's causing_this problem and_how_can_I fix it?

A:

I might_be totally off here, but to_me this seems to be a_session handling exception. In @Before you open_and close session, then in save()_you get the current session,_which is_maybe the one you just_closed, leading to_an exception._Try if it_works if you don't close it_in @Before (I_know it's not the solution, just_to_test the theory)._You_can_also try_opening a new_session_in repository_instead_of getting the current one (also_not_the solution). The only difference I see_compared with our working_test_setup is that in_@Before we also call our_repository methods, marked as @Transactional, instead_of creating_a session_directly.

A:

I ran into a similar error except the unknown service was_[org.hibernate.cache.spi.RegionFactory] which only occurred when the_spring context was started_a second_time._ The problem_was_due to_a partially destroyed beanFactory and transaction manager_cache in_org.springframework.transaction.interceptor.TransactionAspectSupport.  The solution was to_call org.springframework.transaction.interceptor.TransactionAspectSupport#clearTransactionManagerCache. 

 Q:

What_modifications_would be needed to turn an_oil rig into a self sustaining_base?

A secret enclave of sorts_wants_to_survive a nuclear war, which_they know is inevitable. They plan_on riding out_the apocalypse on an oil rig, 175_miles_off the California coast out in_the_Pacific. They build an oil platform,_the_size_of the largest oil rig_today, disguising it as a commercial_project. 