Hi!
I have a POJO, used by a BMT Session Bean, where some blocks of the code needs
to be executed in a transaction...
The POJO has no handle to the calling Session Bean and its UserTransaction, so
my question is: how should I do to obtain a proper UserTransaction?
Is it safe to use:
UserTransaction userTransaction = (UserTransaction)
m_jndiContext.lookup("UserTransaction");
...considering the statement in the JBoss 4.0 Guide:
anonymous wrote : Note: For BMT beans, do not obtain the UserTransaction
interface using a JNDI lookup. Doing this violates the EJB specification, and
the returned UserTransaction object does not have the hooks the EJB container
needs to make important checks.
I tried that as well but it seems to just messes it all up, the transactions
seems not to be comitted properly and hangs for 10 mins...
I would be very greatful for any advice how to do this correctly in the
EJB/JBoss world!!!
Thx,
Osten
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