Can a simple EJB (no app server) client start transactions?

claude.glauser Aug 3, 2004 4:21 PM

Hi,

we intend to call an ejb (version 2.0) from a stored procedure (java).
Here in pseudocode:

SQL statement 1
SQL statement 2
call to EJB session bean
SQL statement 3

If SQL statement 3 fails, will all the ejb stuff (made by the session bean) roll back also?
How can I demarcate transactions in a simple EJB client?

Any hints are appreciated.

1. Re: Can a simple EJB (no app server) client start transactio

claude.glauser Aug 3, 2004 4:32 PM (in response to claude.glauser)
Some more infos: In a simple ejb client, I can not call
session_context.setRollbackOnly();
because a simple ejb client has no session_context.
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2. Re: Can a simple EJB (no app server) client start transactio

claude.glauser Aug 3, 2004 4:59 PM (in response to claude.glauser)

I found the solution myself.
There is a UserTransaction object registered in the jndi tree ("UserTransaction").
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