On 17 Jul 2007, at 14:37, Filipchik Alexander wrote:
Hello to all.
I found, that CoreSession contains some methods that look like for
transactions support (cancel(), save()).
cancel() and save() have semantics inherited from the JCR. Basically,
all actions you do on the documents are transient until you do a save
(). Only when you save() are changes taken into account in the global
transaction. If you cancel(), transient changes are forgotten. Please
see the JCR spec (JSR-170) for more details.
Note that in Nuxeo EP Core, a number of APIs do an implicit save()
before doing their work.
And I have several questions:
What will I get if I will do next – open session, create document,
save, update document, cancel, close.
The second update should be cancelled and not made persistent.
Is there a simple way to integrate it into the Spring (like
Hibernate templates)?
We haven't worked on Spring integration.
Florent
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