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Amol,
Amol Chaudhari wrote:
> jndiContextRoot.lookup("java:comp/UserTransaction");
Did you ever setup this JNDI object? Where is the configuration for
that? (Please excuse my ignorance... I don't use transations in such a
manner).
> If I comment out the UserTransaction part from the above code, things
> work perfectly fine.
Really? I would have expected NullPointerExceptions all over the place
if you never retrieved the UserTransaction object successfully.
> Here you may say that its not necessary to use it. But this is my
> sample application, built simply to localize the problem. In my
> project it is necessary to use it.
Okay. How does the transaction thing get into JNDI? Do you create that
object somewhere and stuff it in there? It seems a little fragile...
don't multiple requests to the same page share that transaction and ...
well, totally fail? Again, I may completely misunderstand the way these
JNDI-based transactions work.
- -chris
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