1 Reply Latest reply on Jan 22, 2008 11:37 AM by fady.matar

    Disabling Seam Transaction Managment and Acquiring Entity Ma

      I'm adding new features to an application and those features are implemented in JBoss Seam. The existing application uses Hibernate / JSF and has its own way of handling its persistence.

      The additional seam features require a managed persistence context defined in components.xml

      Whenever I disable the transaction management within seam, the old features of the application work fine however I can no longer get hold of the entity manager or persistence context.

      Whenever I enable the seam transaction management I can perform all the persistence functions however, the old features will always throw an exception indicating that the persistence service cannot be closed coming up to the root
      exception:

      You cannot commit with autocommit set!


      Now my question is this, how can I disable the seam transaction management and still get hold of the entity manager?



        • 1. Re: Disabling Seam Transaction Managment and Acquiring Entit

          The problem was solved by following this approach:

          Changes in components.xml

          <core:init debug="@debug@" jndi-pattern="@jndiPattern@" transaction-management-enabled="false" />
          
          <transaction:ejb-transaction/>
          


          Now I can use the @PersistentContext from within the application, but what if I want to use the entity manager because I would like to reduce the amount of usage of EJBs. Ideally I would want to inject the entity manager such as:
          @In ("entityManager")
          EntityManager em;
          


          Any hints on this?