Ok, I found that once I resolve an ITransactionManager, I can get the
current transaction and roll it back:
// constructor injected
private readonly ITransactionManager _transactionManager;
...
[Transaction]
public void SomeMethod()
{
...
_transactionManger.CurrentTransaction.Value.Rollback();
}
This works fine in both a console app and a WCF service. HOWEVER - it
doesn't seem to work within a unit test! The main reason I want a
rollback option is so I can create unit tests for the data layer and
roll back the transactions after the test so the database is left
unmodified. In a unit test (at least when using MSTest in
VisualStudio), CurrentTransaction is null. I can't figure out why!
Any ideas?
-Matt
On Nov 4, 12:57 pm, Matt Johnson <[email protected]> wrote:
> I'm trying out the AutoTx facility. I have it working where I apply
> the [Transaction] attribute to my class and it works great when I want
> the transaction to commit if there are no exceptions.
>
> But how do I explicitly get the transaction to roll back without
> throwing an exception? Where is the transaction context?
>
> I would have thought Session.Transaction.Rollback() would work, but
> it's not the same transaction.
>
> Thanks!
> -Matt
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