We have a Spring project that has a unit test annotated @Transactional. This uses a DAO to save a sample Entity before invoking a Camel route that accepts a JMS message and sends it to some Processors.
The problem we have is when the test itself is annotated @Transactional. The route stops having received the message and begin performing a database query - it literally hangs performing the SELECT. Naturally after 20s the time-out is hit. If we remove @Transactional from the test the route continues but finds nothing in the database as the initial Entity save had no effect (it appears). So we're clearly missing something here - how should we seed test data if @Transactional hangs and without it the data is not committed? Thanks, James
