Hello,
I've two beans, Publisher (session) and Document (entity), and I'm doing
some tests with transaction. Publisher bean has only one method:
publish(Document, DocInfo) which has transaction attribute of "Supports".
Document bean has three setter methods (transaction attribute "Mandatory")
and three getter methods (transaction attribute "Required"). I'm using
Jonas 2.3.
In my JUnit test, I'm doing the following:
public void testTxPropagationRollback() {
try {
publisher.publish(doc, docInfo); // this should fail, but doesn't
assertEquals(doc.getAuthor().trim(), docInfo.author);
assertEquals(doc.getTitle().trim(), docInfo.title);
assertEquals(doc.getISBN().trim(), docInfo.isbn);
tx =
(UserTransaction)ctx.lookup("javax.transaction.UserTransaction");
tx.begin();
assertEquals(javax.transaction.Status.STATUS_ACTIVE,
tx.getStatus());
doc.setAuthor("Varma Nitesh"); // this should succeed, but doesn't
tx.rollback();
assertEquals(docInfo.author, doc.getAuthor());
} catch (Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
}
The Publisher.publish(Document, DocInfo) method does the following:
public void publish(Document doc, DocumentInfo docInfo) {
try {
doc.setAuthor(docInfo.author);
doc.setTitle(docInfo.title);
doc.setISBN(docInfo.isbn);
} catch (RemoteException e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
}
My problems:
1. I expect that calling the publish method in the test client without using
a transaction should fail. But it succeeds!
2. When I call a method on Document within a UserTransaction, I get a
javax.transaction.TransactionRequired exception. It should succeed because
I already started a UserTransaction.
Any pointers as to what may be going on?
Thanks for your help in advance.
Nitesh
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