Just close() your JMS connection at the end of your method call. The container will
internally commit your transaction ( therefore it's container managed transaction :-)
BTW: put all your connection/session.close() code into a finally block for avoiding
memory leaks. Always catch exceptions and call ctx.setRollbackOnly() in such a case.
Connection rConnection = null;
try
{
// get resources
rConnection = ....
// do the work
.....
}
catch( Exception eEx )
{
// rollback transaction (will be handled by container)
ctx.setRollbackOnly();
}
finally
{
// close resources (will internally commit transaction
// if setRollbackOnly() has NOT been called )
if( rConnection != null ) try{ rConnection.close(); } catch( Exception eIgnore)
{};
}
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