I assume that you are using Hibernate; there was a Jira issue filed
(and fixed) on this recently.
Sorry, I don't recall offhand which jira issue; I don't personally use
hibernate, so I don't pay the hibernate-related jiras much attention.
Robert
On Apr 22, 2008, at 4/2210:26 AM , Moritz Gmelin wrote:
Hi,
There seems to be some threading issues when doing database updates
from page to page.
E.G. we have a page that displays a list of elements in a Database
table and a button that you can click to add a new entry.
The button is a ActionLink. Its method handler adds an element to
the database table and returns the user to the same page.
Normally, for each click of the button, I can see one row added to
the database and visible in the grid on the page. But sometimes if I
click the button, the content of the grid does not change although I
can see that an element was added to the database.
From other similar problems we have with the application, I would
guess, that the display of the new page happens with a new database
session, where the old session's transaction (to add the element) is
not yet finished.
The environment we use is OS X with Java 1.5.0 and a PostgreSQL
Database.
Has anybody else seen this behaviour?
Is there somewhere I can for a transaction to be completely
finished before the new page is activated ?
Thanks
Moritz
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