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Subject: [flexcoders] Re: Flex Data Management and container's
UserTransaction
Turned out that Its not the transaction, its OpenSessionInViewFilter's
flag for singleSession which caused my updates fail [For reasons not
known].
So, in a nut shell, If you have,
1
In usecase-2, what should happen when method that begins
dataServiceTransaction is already within a JTA transaction.
In our codebase, We have some remote services which send refreshes to
the client using DataServiceTransaction. All these refreshes were
working fine until we wrapped my services
Turned out that Its not the transaction, its OpenSessionInViewFilter's
flag for singleSession which caused my updates fail [For reasons not
known].
So, in a nut shell, If you have,
1. singleSession = true, DataServiceTransaction wouldnt send out the
updates
2. singleSession = false,
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Sent: Wednesday, February 13, 2008 2:57 PM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [flexcoders] Re: Flex Data Management and container's
UserTransaction
Turned out that Its not the transaction, its OpenSessionInViewFilter's
flag for singleSession which
, 2008 2:57 PM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [flexcoders] Re: Flex Data Management and container's
UserTransaction
Turned out that Its not the transaction, its OpenSessionInViewFilter's
flag for singleSession which caused my updates fail [For reasons not
known].
So, in a nut
Jeff, thanks a lot for detailed description!
I'd be very happy if you demarcate transactions via Spring Transaction
Managment API. This will support both cases: JTA/simple JDBC
datasource, so I'll be able to use plain JDBC source without any JTA
manager and its overhead.
Den
Sorry but original question was about transaction boundaries that FDS
set using UserTransaction at server side.
How does lazyness of associations relate to this?
Den
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Den
Here´s explanation
A Flex Data Management
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