Ah...good suggestion. I just tried that (looked up the java:/TransactionManager
from JNDI and executed the getTransaction() method from the object that lookup
returned.
And, it turns out, it looks like I don't even have to do that much. I found
that rather than going through JNDI, I can simply do this:
com.arjuna.ats.internal.jta.transaction.arjunacore.TransactionImple.getTransaction()
Turn out that static method call returns the exact same reference as would the
call to getTransaction from the TransactionManager I looked up in JNDI.
Unfortunately, this doesn't get me what I want. I'm going to return this thread
over to the JBossTM forum because this is no longer an EJB3 question - I see no
way of me adding my own CheckedAction to the transaction through this API. I
need a JBossTM API to do this.
But, if I DID have a JBossTM API to add my own CheckedAction, it would have
been easy from the EJB3 standpoint:
<interceptor-binding>
| <ejb-name>*</ejb-name>
|
<interceptor-class>org.abc.TransactionInterruptInterceptor</interceptor-class>
| </interceptor-binding>
and my interceptor would install its CheckedAction in the JBossTM transaction
where the CheckedAction would be something like:
public class TransactionInterruptCheckedAction extends CheckedAction {
| @Override
| public synchronized void check(boolean isCommit, Uid actUid, Hashtable
list) {
| for (...each thread in the list...) {
| thread_from_list.interrupt();
| }
| super.check(isCommit, actUid, list);
| }
| }
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