I'm building an application that is using Castor for persisting objects
and I'm using the JBoss TransactionManager for container managed
transactions. Inside of TransactionManager.getThreadInfo(), there's a
call to:
ThreadInfo ret = (ThreadInfo)threadTx.get();
This call instantiates the ThreadInfo inner class and sets the following:
long timeout = 0;
TransactionImpl tx = null;
The problem with this is that the tx object is then null. This null
tx object is sent back to Castor to use and because it's null, a
NullPointerException is thrown every time. The extremely odd thing is
that after running my test and receiving the NPE, I wait a bit and I
see the following message come across the log file:
[WARN,TxCapsule] Transaction XidImpl [FormatId=257,
GlobalId=bsnyderlnx.xyz.com//0, BranchQual=] timed out. status=STATUS_ACTIVE
So I have two questions about this scenario:
1) Is this possibly a timing issue whereby the transaction is not
created immediately? If so, maybe I could sleep for a bit to see
if the transaction is actually created.
2) Has anyone else encountered this or have I possibly configured
something incorrectly?
Thanks,
Bruce Snyder
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