And I tried something like this:
@TransactionManagement(TransactionManagementType.BEAN)
| public class .....
|
| @Resource SessionContext sessionContext;
|
| public void beanSend() {
| final UserTransaction userTransaction =
sessionContext.getUserTransaction();
| try { userTransaction.begin(); }
| catch(NotSupportedException nse) {
logger.severe("NotSupportedException: " + nse); }
| catch(SystemException nse) { logger.severe("SystemException: " +
nse); }
| smpc.persist(myEntity);
| try { userTransaction.commit(); }
| catch(RollbackException nse) { logger.severe("RollbackException: "
+ nse); }
| catch(HeuristicMixedException nse) {
logger.severe("HeuristicMixedException: " + nse); }
| catch(HeuristicRollbackException nse) {
logger.severe("HeuristicRollbackException: " + nse); }
| catch(SystemException nse) { logger.severe("SystemException: " +
nse); }
|
and it still doesn't work. The entity persists just fine but the MDB can't
find it in its PersistenceContext.
I'm quite baffled by how to force something to really really commit and really
reall flush and whatever else.
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