We've been talking about this on the dev mailing list, and I will have to defer
to Marc here, but the way I understand it, bean-managed transactions don't work
right now. I believe Marc and Sebastien are working on a fix that should be up
soon. Am I right about this, guys?
Also, the ability for clients and beans to look up a UserTransaction object
using the JNDI name java:comp/UserTransaction is very nice, although that does
not work yet either. I am playing around trying to get it working, but being a
jBoss newbie, it is taking a while. Plus that won't work anyway until Marc and
Sebastien's fix is up.
-Charles
Oscar Radio wrote:
> >I understood that the bean calls the entity? in which case it is a tx tag
> >problem, but if you are right and he is indeed calling the bean from the
> >client client/bean and client/bean as opposed to client/bean/bean then yes
> >it is broken.
> >
> >About the only way I can see this working is the client starts the
> >transaction and it propagates (which will work in vm only currently) but
> the
> >BMT stuff will break then
> >
> >if you are right and that is what he did, good catch
> >marc
>
> Hi all,
> Thanks for the information, I'm trying to do that, client/bean and
> client/bean, and as you told me that doesn't work because the client can't
> start the transaction, so I take my code and I change it to do
> client/bean/bean, but it doesn't work either, I mean in the bean that I call
> from the client y map all the methods of the other bean and create the
> second bean in the first bean, so I can call the methods of it from the
> first bean, and in the first bean is where I start the transaction in the
> create method and commit it in a save method, so as I read in books and in
> this list all the methods of any bean created in this bean with it's methods
> with required transactions or supports transaction should attach the first
> transaction, but when I make a save in the second bean this time called from
> the first time it still save the data and when I do a rollback it only make
> a rollback of the data in the first bean. I don't know what I am doing
> wrong, any help will be well welcome.
>
> Thanks, Oscar.
>
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