Re: [picocontainer-dev] While looking at the streamlining of NanoWar ...

>
> Actually Hibernate components use lifecycle for request scoped  
> components.  The
> idea is that there's a Hibernate session automatically created  
> during the start
> of the request and closed at the end.
>
> This type of behavior is very useful for creating components that  
> would normally
> have to be initialized through a web filter.  (See Able project's  
> transaction
> filter as an example)

Kewl.  Refer that patch I made.  start/stop/dispose is happening to  
containers under servlet control as the come into and go out of scope.

It's well past time for bed here, you probably noticed a couple of  
hours ago Mike - whereas I did not :-(

- Paul

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