1. Hibernate transaction annotations in source -- difference between class and method level use? stackoverflow.comI am trying to understand what the difference in behavior is when applying the transaction annotation to a class vs. method (and at the property level even?). Does anyone have a ... |
2. Is there a scenario when you would put @Transactional to a method that only retrieves data? stackoverflow.comFor example this service class' method below:
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3. Is it ever good practice to have non-transactional EJB "read" methods? stackoverflow.comThis is a very humble question. There are some articles that indicate that one should always use database transactions, even for simple read operations. Here is an arbitrary example that makes ... |
4. @Schedule method doesn't commit transaction stackoverflow.comI have a schedule method on a bean which sends emails taking messages to send from JPA query. Messages are sent and its status updated (AKA message.setSent(true)), I can see the UPDATE ... |
5. explicit flush() in a transactional method will update database or not stackoverflow.comin my app i have a service layer where the spring transaction boundary is declared for all the methods inside this service. service layer interally contact dao. here my question if ... |
6. Is it possible to mark one method of an entire @Transactional class as non-transactional stackoverflow.comI need to maintain the transaction manually in a method of a class which was marked as @Transactional. If I try to do this now, an exception is being thrown (most ... |
7. what is the purpose of session.lock method in Hibernate stackoverflow.comI am going through lock method of hibernate. I did not get what we are trying to achieve through this method.
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8. Does Hibernate support transaction or method locking? forum.hibernate.orgHi, I'm a J2EE developer with experience using entity beans, but I'm new to Hibernate and have one question. With entity beans, I often rely on method locking and transaction locking to ensure "synchronized" behavior: Method Locking Method locking ensures that only one thread of execution at a time can invoke on a given Entity Bean. Transaction Locking Transaction locking ensures ... |
9. how to commit a transaction in the middle of EJB3 method forum.hibernate.orgpublic @Stateless class XXXBean { @PersistenceContext(unitName="ImagineDB") private EntityManager manager; public void someMethod() { Dog dog = new Dog(); //dog is an entity bean; manager.persist(dog); manager.flush(); //here I want new transaction manager.getTransaction().commit(); //this commands fails Cat cat = new Cat(); manager.persist(cat); ... |
10. transaction.commit() method is slow, any alternatives? forum.hibernate.org |
11. method shows error You cannot commit with autocommit set! forum.hibernate.orghi , For testing my application we accessed the login page from multiple nodes at the same time . a) some time we all are able to login successfully b) but at sometime it shows an error -"You cannot commit with autocommit set!" when we refresh the page then it gets logged in. Is there any way by which we can ... |