It actually sounds like a bug, it should flush regardless (the only time
it shouldn't flush is when an exception occurs), can you file a bug and
mark it as a blocker and I'll make sure this is fixed?
Kishore Thalari wrote:
Could someone (Chad?) please help me understand the following issue?
Thanks,
Kishore
-----Original Message-----
*From:* Kishore Thalari
*Sent**:* Tuesday, April 26, 2005 9:33 PM
*To:* '[email protected]'
*Subject:* hibernate session not flushed in HibernateSessionBean.vsl
Hi,
I have just started using RC2 and I found that hibernate session is
not flushed for EJB methods with return type. As a result, when I
model EJB methods that perform updates and return something, the data
is not getting committed to the database. In earlier versions of the
hibernate catridge, session.flush was always called before session.close.
From the template HibernateSessionBean.vsl:
#if ($operation.returnTypePresent)
return handle${stringUtils.capitalize($operation.name)}($parameters);
#else
handle${stringUtils.capitalize($operation.name)}($parameters);
session.flush();
#end
Now I am beginning to wonder.. Won’t JBoss call session.flush/close
based on the declarative transactions?
Thanks,
Kishore
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