Can anyone tell me why the SessionFactoryBinder hard codes the
hibernate.transaction.factory_class property with
org.hibernate.transaction.JTATransactionFactory
I am trying to manage my own transaction and cannot seem to get JBoss Portal to
let me. I commented out all of the transaction interce
Things I've tried:
Upgraded Hibernate to the same version shipped with AS 4.0.3sp1 (3.1.RC2).
Did not help.
Turned of the CachedConnectionManager debug
Caused the application to run out of connection (set to 100 in -sd.xml, more
than enough for my Cactus test)
17:43:02,890 ERROR [JDBCExceptionR
JBoss AS 4.0.3sp1 has Hibernate 3.1.rc2. To find the version open the
Manifest.mf file.
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I have found several posts documenting the IllegalStateException from the
CachedConnectionInterceptor when developers do not adhere to J2EE semantics.
Most of the posts were centered around Hibernate 2 using a Thread Local
Pattern.
I have a case where a bean managed SessionBean (no transaction
The orginal product I installed was jboss-portal-2.0-jboss-4.0.2.zip. It
included Hibernate and a default/deploy/hibernate.deployer. But i don't see one
in the 2.2 bundle.
Any issues? Should I grab the latest Hibernate3.2.1? I've noticed a couple jars
in 3.2.1 that are JBoss specific.
jboss-c
Jobo,
I cannot help you on this post but am looking for information on setting
autocommit.
I'm using the mysql jdbc driver with a local-tx-datasource, Hibernate and
cannot turn off auto commit by calling connection.setAutocommit(false). My
rollbacks fail because you cannot rollback with autoc
The orginal product I installed was jboss-portal-2.0-jboss-4.0.2.zip. It
included Hibernate and a default/deploy/hibernate.deployer. But i don't see one
in the 2.2 bundle.
Any issues? Should I grab the latest Hibernate3.2.1? I've noticed a couple jars
in 3.2.1 that are JBoss specific.
jboss-cac
Get the relative order of the specified suffixes
RelativeOrder
int
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Fred,
Any chance you can share with me how to configure the sar file get deployed
last?
I've tried setting the RelativeOrder.value to 1000 in SARDeployer-xmbean.xml
file. But it does not do anything.
Get the relative order of the specified suffixes
RelativeOrder
int