the configuration we did we specific for mvc persistance manager from
persistance soft. If you are actually using that, I can tell you.
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I've had this exception too, but probably in a different setup than you have.
We were using mvc from persistance soft to enable ejb2.1 in jboss 2.4.x (also
worked with later jboss version). This persistance mechanism had the default
behaviour to only set Transaction to rollbackonly and NOT
I don't fully understand what you are doing, but concerning the necessity to
have it all in one transaction:
if your datasources are configured in *-ds.xml files and obtained via jndi
lookup, then this will all happen in one server transaction. If you are using
different datasources, all but
It's neither a bug in java or jboss, you shouldn't alternate a collection while
running over it with an iterator.
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This is an interesting question, but I doubt there is a solution to it. You
might want to go one step back and post what you need to know this information
for. If it is merely for logging and to check if calls are local or remote, you
could just write an interceptor that logs the invocation
methodC should run in a separate transaction and commit upon completion.
Your post doesn't show how you called methodB and methodC, so let me make sure:
Did you call those methods over the local interface or just inside the bean
implementation? The new Transaction is of course only started if
I'd check if there are some constraints on your database that doesn't let the
server save the data. Like uniqueness constraints of not-null constraints.
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that should do it.
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Hi,
I'm using jboss 4.0.2 and in an attempt to measure the time needed for rmi
calls and serialization, I implemented a client side and a server side
interceptor that would put different timestamps as Long values into the
invocation payload (AS_IS). What happened is that the payload set on the
