Hibernate "PersistenceSet" instances are escaping.

[jmoore]

ProxyCleanupFilter? removes all non-initialized Hibernate proxies (instances of PeristenceSet? for collections) but does not replace all sets with java.util.* instances. It must, otherwise the client must have hibernate.jar on the classpath.

Additional Comment #1 From Josh Moore 2006-05-02 09:00

[r621] Wrapping Hibernate implementations of Set and List in HashSet? and ArrayList?

• Not most performant solution; for that, use own (ome.util.*) wrapper class
• Not catching everything; see PersistentMap? et al.

[r657] Caught another aspect of this : The arrays that were being passed out.

Originally : http://bugs.openmicroscopy.org.uk/show_bug.cgi?id=647

[jmoore]

We should add arrays to the Filter interface along with anything else that can be returned. Then this can be closed.

[jmoore]

r986 adds a test for various Hibernate AbstractPersistentCollection subclasses (even ones we are not using). ProxyCleanupFilter is now handling PersistentMap properly. Closing.