I have tried #1,2 and 3 then I just gave up and created a new method in my
xxxManager interface. I will try #4 now and post the results. Thanks Mike!
Michael Horwitz wrote:
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> The problem may be caused by overriding of generic methods and/or by the
> Spring AOP transactional advice. A few thing
The problem may be caused by overriding of generic methods and/or by the
Spring AOP transactional advice. A few things to try/check:
1) Make sure that when you extend GenericManagerImpl you specify a type for
the generic parameter:
xxxManagerImpl extends GenericManagerImpl
as an example.
2) Ad
I am getting data failure exceptions if I try to override GenericManager
methods. As an example, If I try to override save method of
GenericManagerImpl in my xxxManagerImpl I get a Data access failure error
about transaction being read only. This error occurs even if I have only one
line of code,
