i played a bit with castle facilities but i didn't found a solution,
passing IMyServiceClass to these controls doesn't works, if i call
sequentially 2 Transaction method of the same Transactional class this
will generate 2 different transaction.
this is a more detailed example of what i need so maybe samebody has
another suggestion (in my real application i will uses interfaces/
DI/..., this code is only to simplify my problem)
i have this data layer classes
[Transactional]
class DaoA
{
[Transaction]
void MethodA() { }
}
[Transactional]
class DaoB
{
[Transaction]
void MethodB() { }
}
i have an aspx page where in the controls hierarchy there're 2
control: MyControl1 and MyControl2, with
MyControl1.OnLoad()
{
daoA_Istance.MethodA();
}
MyControl1.OnSameButtonClick()
{
daoB_Istance.MethodB();
}
and i have an httpmdule to open a session at beginRequest and dispose
it at endRequet.
what i would like is to use an unique transaction for all the requests
to the db in tha same web request,
in my idea i want a new TransactionInterceptor wich will:
- create a new transaction if no other transaction has been defined in
the same context (as the castle TransactionInterceptor)
- throw exception or return if there's an already existing and
rollbacked transaction in the same context
- execute the code under the Transaction attribute and rollback if
same exception is thrown (it's the same as the castle
TransactionInterceptor except
that will not commit at the end of the Transaction methods is it's
all ok
then in the httpmodule i check if there's a transaction in the
current context and if it's not rollbacked i will commit it,
what do u think about?
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