Hi All,
I have the strangest problem. I'm running a Glassfish server with the
JackRabbit v1.5 resource adapter. For my application I have a JSF front-end
which makes use of a stateless session bean to connect to JackRabbit. I have
methods to create a test folder and to remove a test folder, as follow:
JSF:
@EJB
private RepositoryBean repositoryBean;
public void createFolder(ActionEvent event) {
repositoryBean.createFolder("Test Folder");
}
public void removeFolder(ActionEvent event) {
repositoryBean.removeFolder("Test Folder");
}
RepositoryBean:
@Resource(name = "jcr/repository")
private Repository repository;
private Session session;
public void createFolder(String folderName) throws RepositoryException {
openSession();
session.getRootNode().addNode(folderName);
session.save();
closeSession();
}
public void removeFolder(String folderName) throws RepositoryException {
openSession();
session.getRootNode().getNode(folderName).remove();
session.save();
closeSession();
}
private void openSession() {
SimpleCredentials credentials = new SimpleCredentials("user",
"pass".toCharArray());
try {
session = repository.login(lCredentials);
}
catch (Exception exception) {
throw new RuntimeException(exception)
}
}
private void closeSession() {
session.close();
}
Problem is, this works about half the time, and the other half of the time I
receive the following exception:
Transaction aborted; nested exception is:
javax.transaction.RollbackException javax.ejb.EJBException: Transaction
aborted; nested exception is: javax.transaction.RollbackException
javax.transaction.RollbackException at
Which doesn't tell me what the underlying problem is at all. I've tried
debugging both the JSF and the Session bean methods and they execute without
a problem. The exception occurs sometime after the Session bean method has
finished, but before the JSF method receives control again. I am fairly
confident that this problem is somehow related to JackRabbit, as I have
other Session beans that work without problem.
Any ideas? Is there anyway I can easily find the root of the problem?
Thank you,
Jaco
