Well to answer to your question
the correct syntax for this is
ejbContext.getUserTransaction().begin();
you must do this on one line only,
--- Hrair Karaboyadjian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
> I want to write a transactional EJB (session and
> entity), I read the J2EE
> Blueprints and try the sample line as mentioned like
> UserTransaction ut =
> ejbContext.getUserTransaction();
> ut.begin();
> // perform transactional work here
> ut.commit();
>
> but it didn't work, I get in the log file of my
> application server this:
>
> May 22 14:18:07 2001: AFLIB Message: 18209/11/0:
> Transaction::Commit():
> Transaction was marked ABORTONLY - Aborting!
>
>
> I don't if this message is correct or something is
> going wrong
>
> thank you if you can help me
>
> Hrair Karaboyadjian
> Software Engineer
>
> DC Soft S.A.L.
> Tel: +961-1-385425
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>
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