Hi Michael,
thanks for the suggestions.
I think I have something: I added try-catch block around the commit
statement within the internal transaction and I find out that at a certain
point, a transaction for a page X, goes time out but since that was inside
a loop without exiting (that's my
Hi Giulio,
are there any other ressources in play except OFBiz and a direct
connection to the MariaDB database? Like another database for e.g. audit
data or else being part of the XA transaction?
It seems that one of the participants of the transaction does not
respond during the two phase
Hello Michael,
I tried to increase a larger timeout on the parent transaction on the
parent transaction, but the result was the same, but I could debug a little
bit more the service, and the error is raised in the method commit() of
TransactionUtil and searching between all the debug objects I
Hello Michael,
thank You for the reply, I will check it for sure.
But this bring me another question: if the parent transaction timeout is
low, when I resume it, shouldn't it fail with a "Error committing
transaction: Transaction has timed out" error? I would expect it.
Giulio
On Thu, Feb 18,
Hi Giulio,
have you checked that the transaction timeout is set high enough for the
parent transaction?
Regards,
Michael Brohl
ecomify GmbH - www.ecomify.de
Am 17.02.21 um 01:08 schrieb Giulio Speri - MpStyle Srl:
Hello everyone,
I hope you are all doing well.
I write because I am
Hello everyone,
I hope you are all doing well.
I write because I am facing an exception not so clear to me while writing a
Java service.
In this service I am using a paged list (EntityUtil.getPagedList(..)) with
an iterator object retrieved using delegator.find(..) method, to process
and delete
