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Ok, your project = your rules, I'm cool with that. I still think you're able to find out why it's still failing with my provided test-case. Just replace
<version.org.hibernate>4.1.6.Final</version.org.hibernate>
with
<version.org.hibernate>4.1.7-SNAPSHOT</version.org.hibernate>
in pom.xml
It'll take me quite some time to wire up a test-case without using my way of wiring things (and Spring's test-classes). Are you also saying that using JPA is uncool and I should use pure Hibernate?
It will help me help you if you could provide a test-case (complete with pom.xml and all) for this issue "your way" so that I can use that as a template for future test-cases.
Thanks.