I am having a problem with 2 ejb's updating a database. They are both
trying to create records at the same time, but they can't. One of the
beans will stop at the theStatement.executeUpdate() method, until the
other ejb.method containing the first call to theStatement.executeUpdate()
is finished.
The transaction is set to required, but they are working on different
records, So that should not be a problem right?
I assume the problem may have something to do with the datasource
returning the same connection to both beans, because I can insert more
than one record at a time, by using different connections to create the
statements with when I try this expirement without ejb's involved.
Anyone have any thoughts on this?
Thanks,
G.C. Miller
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