Florent Guillaume wrote:
Jeremy Hylton wrote:
Is there a way to hook before the first transaction commit phase ?
If you register a synchronizer with the transaction manager, it's
beforeCompletion() method will be called immediately before changing
the transaction's state to committing. This hook was intended in part
to support use cases like "do something magic to the transaction
before it commits." It looks like the registerSynch() method of the
transaction manager is undocumented, but that is an oversight.
Ok, and I see that beforeCompletion(t) has to check t.status to find out
when it is called (if the transaction is ACTIVE it's ok, otherwise it's
been called by abort() -- the fact that abort() calls it should probably
be documented).
I think that this is not the right mechanism. It's not really
intended for application code and is far to complex for what is,
IMO, a very simple case.
I'll make a proposal in a separate message.
But as Julien said we'll have to find another way using ZODB 3.2...
Yes.
You could install your own get_transaction that returned a
wrapper transaction that called before-commit hooks before
calling the real commit.
Jim
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