On Aug 9, 2010, at 6:08 PM, Bruno René Santos wrote:
I have been analyzing the behaviour of the commitChanges lifecycle
and inferred
that only when all database operations that are contained on the
current context
are successfully performed do the post... callbacks are called.
Correct.
So if you have
like 4 inserts on the context and one of them raises an exception
(because
violates an unique constraint for example), none post-persist
callbacks for the
other 3 inserts is called. Is that correct?
Correct. None of the post* callbacks will be invoked if transaction
failed.
Andrus
