Im working on developing a webapplication with Spring 3 and Hibernate 3.6. Ive got some questions to the @Transactional Annotation and the structure of the code.
I am fairly new to both Hibernate3 and Spring3, and I\'m having an issue related to initializing lazy references of a hibernate object.
In the following schema Controller -> Service -> DAO I\'m trying to make Service operations @Transactional
Please go through the simple scenario below, I couldn\'t find a better way to ask the question in textual form:
Hope you can help with开发者_运维知识库 this. I\'m using the Spring @Transactional annotation to mark a method transactional, and I have the requisite <tx:annotation-driven transaction-manager=\"tx
We have a mixed Java and Scala project, which uses Spring transaction management. We are using the Spring aspects to weave the files with @Transactional annotated methods.
I would like to be able to verify if each unit of work is done in its own transaction, or as part of a single global transaction.
I have to use 3 different transaction managers in my webapp. So I wrote m开发者_开发知识库y own Annotation according to the Spring reference (Section 10.5.6.3 Custom shortcut annotations).
We have implemented JUnit4 in our application which uses Spring core & JPA with DB2. We need to test a full functionality which retrieves data from one database and merges into another database.
Has anyone had any experience with Spring transactions (class-level, with proxy, annotation-driven) not getting started in a Groovy Class? I\'ve been struggling with an unexplained LazyInitialization