ngs much simpler. But, there are those rare cases.
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James,
ould work for a high
> percentage, but not quite
> 99%.
>
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gree
that transaction-per-request would work for a high percentage, but not quite
99%.
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> and for me it also makes no sense to do so...
> I've put Mandatory in and it still doesn't work:
>
> ---
> No transaction available for Mandatory demarcation
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yes, you'll have to manually setup a transaction at the beginning of
the request and commit it afterwards. That's what mandatory me
On 24. Apr 2006 - 12:19:25, Schulte Marcus wrote:
| And: it's completely pointless to have multiple hibernate session per
| request (unless you have a very good reason and know what you do). So, you
| should really declare all your methods "mandatory" (sorry, I was wrong
| before). Then of course y
esentation of a
subset (hopefully) of your db-entities. They *might* have been loaded in one
DB-Transaction but they needn't be.
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On 24. Apr 2006 - 09:10:32, Schulte Marcus wrote:
| It seems that hivetranse implicitly marks the hibernate session methods
| "mandatory", assuming that eache service using it uses at least "requires".
| Which is basically sound. you might try to mark your HibernateSqueezer's
| squeeze method with
It seems that hivetranse implicitly marks the hibernate session methods
"mandatory", assuming that eache service using it uses at least "requires".
Which is basically sound. you might try to mark your HibernateSqueezer's
squeeze method with ta-required (however you do this in hivetranse).
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