The connection type returned to me is
org.opentools.minerva.jdbc.xa.wrapper.XAClientConnection
I checked through the code for this and it appears to throw an exception
if the connection is in a transaction. (didn't actually verify the code, just
merely read it).
If I do not specify a resource ma
Hoong-Shen Wong wrote:
> I do a lookup for it using java:/defaultSourceName. I tried the call and it
> works so far as I can execute the SQL (i.e.
> if the table doesn't exist, it throws an exception), but it doesn't get
> written to the database. And when I checked for
> a transaction. It appear
I do a lookup for it using java:/defaultSourceName. I tried the call and it
works so far as I can execute the SQL (i.e.
if the table doesn't exist, it throws an exception), but it doesn't get
written to the database. And when I checked for
a transaction. It appears that JBoss thinks I'm not in a t
How does your bean get its database connection? Your descriptor doesn't
have a resource reference in it.
Hoong-Shen Wong wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying out to make a Stateless Session Bean with Container managed
> Transactions auto-commit
> at the end of a transaction, but it does not appear to
Hi,
I am trying out to make a Stateless Session Bean with Container managed
Transactions auto-commit
at the end of a transaction, but it does not appear to do so. The
following is the deployment descriptor we are using
for the Bean. It writes to the database, but does not appear to commit
the SQL
