You mean this part:
"This method could return <tt>false</tt> even after successful invocation
of <tt>commit()" ?
That will only happen in the following cases:
- if the underlying usertransaction returns something else than
Status.COMMITTED or Status.UNKNOWN.
And I guess that again only can happen if something is really bad...but
maybe a special case of 2-phase commit can
result in this - or something really basic which gavin/steve bumped into
while writing the javadoc ,)
-max
On Sep 5, 2005, at 2:46 PM, Max Rydahl Andersen wrote:
So, to sum up - it only throw an exception if something is really
screwed ;) Otherwise it will return
true IFF Status.COMMITTED
Sorry, I wasn't referring to the Exception, but to the exceptional rule
described in the Javadoc as "Sometimes".
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