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SessionFactory hibernateSessionFactory = rawLookup("modelSessionFactory", SessionFactory.class); assertNotNull("jndi lookup of hibernate.session_factory_name should return HibernateSessionFactory", hibernateSessionFactory); Session session = hibernateSessionFactory.openSession(); Employee emp = session.get(Employee.class, 1); assertTrue("name read from hibernate session is Sally", "Sally".equals(emp.getName())); } // Test that an extended Persistence context can be injected into a Hibernate Session // We use extended persistence context, otherwise the Hibernate session will be closed after each transaction and // the assert test would fail (due to lazy loading of the Employee entity. // Using extended persistence context allows the hibernate session to stay open long enough for the lazy fetch. @Test public void testInjectPCIntoHibernateSession() throws Exception { SFSBHibernateSession sfsbHibernateSession = lookup("SFSBHibernateSession", SFSBHibernateSession.class); sfsbHibernateSession.createEmployee("Molly", "2 apple way", 2); Employee emp = sfsbHibernateSession.getEmployee(2); assertTrue("name read from hibernate session is Molly", "Molly".equals(emp.getName())); } // Test that a Persistence unit can be injected into a Hibernate Session factory @Test public void testInjectPUIntoHibernateSessionFactory() throws Exception { SFSBHibernateSessionFactory sfsbHibernateSessionFactory = lookup("SFSBHibernateSessionFactory", SFSBHibernateSessionFactory.class); sfsbHibernateSessionFactory.createEmployee("Sharon", "3 beach ave", 3); Employee emp = sfsbHibernateSessionFactory.getEmployee(3); assertTrue("name read from hibernate session is Sharon", "Sharon".equals(emp.getName())); } }