using session per request in an MVC model I intercept the method call
on the controller and wrap this in a transaction. you can either roll
your own interceptor or use Castle's ATM module
[Transactional]
class MyController
{
[Transaction]
public void Index()
{
this will be wrapped in a transaction
}
}
On Oct 27, 7:02 am, kor <[email protected]> wrote:
> hi all, i need to use a session per-request pattern in a web
> enviroinment (pure asp.net 2.0) but i have same doubts.
>
> in same example i see that in the http module there's only the bind/
> unbind of the session and the transaction are explicity managed by the
> user every time that it's needed.
>
> in other examples (as uNhAddIns.Web.NHSessionWebModule) the http
> module begins and commit/rollback a transaction at begin/end of http
> request and user code is samething as
>
> void ExecuteAction(ItemA a, ItemB b)
> {
> //internally use the context session returned by the
> sessionfactory
> daoA.MakePersistent(a);
> daoB.MakePersistent(b);
>
> }
>
> but in this case if daoA throws an exception i cannot understand how
> the transaction is rollback witouh an explicit try/catch, becouse in
> the end request i cannot know if data are valid to be commited or if
> they must be rollback.
>
> a solution is to explicity add the transaction management also in the
> ExecuteAction method
>
> void ExecuteAction(ItemA a, ItemB b)
> {
> try
> {
> daoA.MakePersistent(a);
> daoB.MakePErsistent(b);
> GetCurrentSession().Transaction.Commit();
> }
> catch(Exception)
> {
> GetCurrentSession().Transaction.Rollback():
> }
>
> }
>
> but in this case if after that methods there's same other access to
> the db (for example for data rendering) there's not an explicit
> transaction management (and i read that is a bad pattern to use the
> isession without encapsulate the usage inside a itransaction)
>
> so my final idea is to use
>
> void ExecuteAction(ItemA a, ItemB b)
> {
> try
> {
> daoA.MakePersistent(a);
> daoB.MakePErsistent(b);
> GetCurrentSession().Transaction.Commit();
> }
> catch(Exception)
> {
> GetCurrentSession().Transaction.Rollback():
> }
> GetCurrentSession().BeginTransaction();
>
> }
>
> any comments?
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