public class TestSLBean implements SessionBean {
public void myTest () throws Exception {

ParentHome parentHome = (ParentHome) HomeBuilder.buildHome (Parent.class, ParentHome.class);
Parent parent = parentHome.create (new Long (100), "My First Parent");
ChildHome childHome = (ChildHome) HomeBuilder.buildHome (Child.class, ChildHome.class);
Child child = childHome.create (new Long (100), badParentFk);
}
}

I create the parent.
I create the child, but the FK to the parent is BAD.
I expect the FK violation ("Cannot add a child row: a foreign key constraint fails") to rollback all changes.
Instead, Parent is created and child is not!
What am I doing wrong? Shouldn't the transaction have been rolled back?
What if the server goes down at that point... is this JBoss, or my driver/db configuration?

All my cmps have
<persistence-type>Container</persistence-type>

All my slbeans have
<transaction-type>Container</transaction-type>

Running 2.4.4 & mySql 3.23.47 with InnoDb with mm's 2.0.11 driver.