@transactional is supported right? or do i need to use aop-
transactional?
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may i know are you generating the domain jdo pojo or handwritten?
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Your code looks OK. BTW, you do not need to explicitely open/close
your EntityManager, nor is the getEntityManager() method required.
As far as I know, as long as Spring is using interceptors and not
weaving (should be your case), you should be OK.
On Nov 28, 5:49 pm, asianCoolz wrote:
> @transa
Mine are hand written.
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I tried read your codes,
1. you already defined pointcuit for transaction in jdo-gae-context.xml but
will still define @transaction.. inside service layer? that is duplicate
work right?
2. why do you define "transient" of logger in service layer? i do
understand transient is not se
the jdo-gae-context.xml is only used for integration tests. Yes, it duplicates
the transactions defined in the service layer, but it's configured so that any
transaction already started by the service layer will be inherited by the dao
layer, so it won't start a new transaction.
The nontransac
