I have no idea what constitutes a "managed" transaction. This terminology
kind of smacks to me of EJB development, and we're not writing EJBs here,
but I guess I just don't know what you guys mean by "managed" in this
context.
'Managed' means that someone else manages the transaction, not your
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Hi,
What environment are you executing your code in? Is this a Java EE
app? The easiest way is to put a DataSource into JNDI, configure you
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07/02/2008 06:35 PM
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If OpenJPA is invoked in a managed transaction context,
EntityManager.joinTransaction() will make OpenJPA join the existing
trans
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Hi,
If OpenJPA is invoked in a managed transaction context,
EntityManager.joinTransaction() will make OpenJPA join the existing
transaction.
its own.
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Is it possible somehow to pass an already-existing jdbc connection (with a
transaction already in progress) into OpenJPA? Most of my application is
written in OpenJPA but I have to implement a feature that involves being
called with a transaction having started and with a database handle being
