> I have two session bean X,Y which do some database operation.And in my
> deployment descriptor I have set transcational attribute as Required, as
> well as transcation type as Container.In this session bean am throwing an
> new java.rmi.RemoteException() if condition is not satisfied(inorder to
> rollback .Am i right!!).
> Suppose if anyone dosn't satisfies the condition it throws execption.
>
> I have another M bean which calls the other two
> session bean(X,Y).And in my deployment descriptor I have set transcational
> attribute as Required, as well as transcation type as Container.
>
> If any one of two session bean(X,Y) doesn't satisfies the condition it
> throws exeception.Am caughting in the bean(M)
> and roolbacking like this
> try{
> x.method1();
> y.method2();
> }
> catch(java.rmi.RemoteExcveption e){
> sessioncontext.setRollbackOnly();
> throws new java.rmi.RemoteException();
> }
> Am i right....
> But I couldn't achieve the transcation concept.I mean even one gets fails
> other gets committed.
>
> ie Even if y.method2() throws an exception, database operation on
> x.method1() is succedding(committed).
> What should I do inorder to work well.
>
> Anyone help in this regard
> Thanks in advance
> With Regards,
> Vinoth.c
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