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> *Subject:* Re: [controller-dev] Getting exception when using Transaction
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Subject: Re: [controller-dev] Getting exception when using Transaction Chain
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> Subject: Re: [controller-dev] Getting exception when using Transaction
> Chain
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> On 03/06/2017 12:39 PM, Satish Dutt wrote:
> > When multiple requests are sent concurrently, IllegalStateException is
> > thrown. Is there any way to solve this
On 03/06/2017 01:05 PM, Satish Dutt wrote:
> Thanks Robert for the clarification. So to solve the issue, can I handle this
> IllegalStateException and retry the read or write operations for a finite
> number of times, which makes the best effort of previous write-capable
> transactions to get
etting exception when using Transaction Chain
On 03/06/2017 12:39 PM, Satish Dutt wrote:
> When multiple requests are sent concurrently, IllegalStateException is
> thrown. Is there any way to solve this issue, apart from synchronizing
> the method which does the above operations ?
This i
On 03/06/2017 12:39 PM, Satish Dutt wrote:
> When multiple requests are sent concurrently, IllegalStateException is
> thrown. Is there any way to solve this issue, apart from synchronizing
> the method which does the above operations ?
This is actually part of the API contract:
Hi,
In a method we are creating a new instance of ReadOnlyTransaction and
WriteTransaction from the transaction chain and subsequently doing the read and
write operations on the datastore. When multiple requests are sent
concurrently, IllegalStateException is thrown. Is there any way to solve
