One way to solve it, from my experience, would be to inject another instance of
that bean to itself, and invoke the method (the one annotated with
REQUIRES_NEW) on that injected bean. Otherwise the transaction attributes
annotations have no effect because you're not working with the proxy but with
the class itself.
i.e.
@Stateless public class YourBean impelemts YourBeanLocal {
|
| @EJB YourBeanLocal yourBean;
|
| public void callingMethod() {
| ...
| yourBean.yourRequiresNewMethod(...);
| ...
| }
|
| @TransactionAttribute(...REQUIRES_NEW) yourRequiresNewMethod() {
| ...
| }
| }
|
This does have a problem that whenever using this bean you're actually
acquiring 2 instances of it.
If you think of a better way to do it, I'll be very glad to know.
HTH.
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