I have tried to implement this but when I try to write the PersonPersisotr.beginTransaction() and PersonPersistor.endTransaction() with functions like this:
<cffunction name="beginTransaction" > <cftransaction> </cffunction>
<cffunction name="endTransaction" > </cftransaction> </cffunction>
I get a CF parsing error: "Context validation error for tag cftransaction: The end tag </cftransaction> encoutered on line 253 at column 19 requires a matching start tag."
I hope that if I could get by the CF parser, then the code would function as expected. Does anyone know how to "trick" the parser into allowing a lone </cftransaction> tag? Or is this hopeless?
I too encountered this problem. I haven't tested my solution yet, but I've been thinking that what I'll need to do is avoid cftransaction altogether and just code the transaction commands directly in SQL in a cfquery tag. This, of course, makes it database-specific, but at least the code is extracted into a centralized location.
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