@Test
	public void resultsShouldBeCachedOnRollback() throws Exception {
		MyEntity entity = new MyEntity();
		entity.setId(1);
		entity.setName("my entity");

		// Step 1: Create a new record
		beginTransaction();
		entityManager.persist(entity);
		entityManager.flush();
		commitTransaction();

		Thread.sleep(1500);

		// Step 2: Execute query to cache results, then rollback the transaction
		beginTransaction();
		TypedQuery<MyEntity> query = createReadAllQuery();
		List<MyEntity> results = query.getResultList();
		assertFalse(results.isEmpty());
		rollbackTransaction();

		// Step 3: Use jdbc to delete the record (bypassing second level cache
		// invalidation)
		beginTransaction();
		try (PreparedStatement ps = entityManager.unwrap(SessionImplementor.class).connection()
				.prepareStatement("delete from MyEntity")) {
			ps.execute();
		}
		commitTransaction();

		// Step 4: Re-execute the query. Second level cache hit and the same
		// results from step 2 should be returned
		beginTransaction();
		query = createReadAllQuery();
		results = query.getResultList();
		assertFalse(results.isEmpty());
		rollbackTransaction();
	}

		<local-cache name="local-query">
			<!--
			We changed this to NONE so that rolled back transactions still allow to put data into the query cache: https://hibernate.atlassian.net/browse/HHH-9890
			-->
			<transaction mode="NONE"/>
			<eviction strategy="NONE"/>
		</local-cache>
		<local-cache name="timestamps">
			<transaction mode="NONE"/>
			<eviction strategy="NONE"/>
		</local-cache>