Hi...
I think there are differences. If you throw EJBException, the session bean
will be evicted from the memory and you're sure that transaction will
rollback. On the other hand, throwing application exception doesn't
guarantee rollback but I think for your case, it will since the exception is
propagated outsite the transactional context. I assume that you have a bean
initiated transaction.
This is what I know. Please do correct me if I'm wrong.
best regards...
Jerson
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...Reposting in the hope of getting some answers.
pls do respond even if u feel this is a naive question.
Hi
I have a method in a SSB that updates a single table using JDBC.
If the method fails because of a Unique Constraint violation, i throw an
application exception - MyAppX, to the calling servlet.
In this case, where only one db operation is involved, will it make a
difference if i embed MyAppX inside an EJBException before throwing it to
the servlet?
Related discussions on this list seem to answer 'no' to the above question.
Could u pls confirm this for me.
thanks
sriram
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