If you want to handle commit/rollback inside your bean you should
use BMT (Bean managed transactions).
commit-option is only for entity beans. It is a policy for the
cached entity bean instance at the end of the transaction.
Regards,
Adrian
On Mon, 2003-07-07 at 06:12, Muraly R wrote:
Hi
Hi Adrian,
Thanks for
the immediate response.
I am new
to this area... So just a few more questions;-)
So if I
have to use BMT for my bean is it enough to specify the
transaction-type as 'Bean' in ejb-jar.xml. Or is there anything
more added to this.
I have my
DS deployed as a service. Also can I
On Mon, 2003-07-07 at 08:11, Muraly R wrote:
Hi Adrian,
Thanks for the immediate response.
I am new to this area... So just a few more questions;-)
So if I have to use BMT for my bean is it enough to specify
the transaction-type as 'Bean' in ejb-jar.xml. Or is there
Hi Gurus,
I am having a particular Stateful session bean. In this bean I want to
handle the database connection manually. That is I should be able to use
Connection.commit() and Connection.rollback explicitly, for only this Bean.
On a previous mail thread David explained that since the
