Many thanks for your reply - your explanation is very enlightening and most
useful.
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Hi,
I have a problem using A Stateless Session Bean that writes a record to an Oracle 9i
table using a JDBC DS declaration. The write (using an SQL INSERT statement) works
fine if the call comes from a non-EJB client using a Helper object. If I use the same
Helper object from another Stateless
Hi,
I have been having a problem with a StatelessSession Bean that did a variable number
of reads from a database and at the end wrote a record to the database (Oracle 9i)
based on a summary of the processing. I have no control over the size of files that I
am processing. Initially I was runnin
OK the answer was to increase the jboss-service.xml value for TransactionTimeout. But
what are the implications of changing the default?
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Solved - the problem was due to a controlled bean being called from a
controlled bean
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Solved - the problem was due to a xa-datasource controlled bean being called from a
controlled bean
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Hi,
I have a problem using A Stateless Session Bean that writes a record to an Oracle 9i
table using a JDBC DS declaration. The write (using an SQL INSERT statement) works
fine if the call comes from a non-EJB client using a Helper object. If I use the same
Helper object from another Stateless
Hi,
I have a problem using A Stateless Session Bean that writes a record to an Oracle 9i
table using a JDBC DS declaration. The write (using an SQL INSERT statement) works
fine if the call comes from a non-EJB client using a Helper object. If I use the same
Helper object from another Stateless