"busawreck" wrote : I have a Stateless SB with a business method (m1) for
completing a series of tasks all in their own transactions, so that if task xx
fails the other tasks will still complete. For each task I call a business
method (m2) on the same bean with the annotation
TransactionAttribute(REQUIRES_NEW).
| I would expect that when I throw (and catch) a RuntimeException in m2,
it would mark my current transaction for rollback, but the transaction in m1
would not be marked for rollback. When I run my program though, I notice that
after the RuntimException has been thrown (and caught) in m2, the transaction
in m1 is marked for rollback, hence all calls to m2 fails aswell.
| Where am I doing/thinking wrong :).
please provide some code
if you haveclass sb implemets sb_remote{
| @EJB
| private sb_remote sb;
| public void m1() {
| }
|
| public void m2() {
| }
| }
|
you should write in m1:
sb.m2() not this.m2!
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