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"Re: JTA 1.2 Implementation Work"
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Tom,
Re: When something goes wrong internally to the implementation of the
TransactionInterceptor or TransactionalContext, what RuntimeException should I throw?
It doesn't seem to be specified, so I'm thinking I can just throw some Narayana
specific RuntimeException.
Can you provide an example, at the moment I am thinking
javax.transaction.TransactionalException (from 3.7: Transactional Annotation)
Yes, I
think I can use TransactionalException in the transaction interceptors. However, I was
more thinking about what to do in the TransactionalContext. Here's an example:
The TransactionalContext needs to lookup the transaction manager. If this fails, a
javax.transaction.SystemException is thrown. This has to be handled (it extends Exception)
and the Context interface does not declare that any checked exceptions can be thrown from
its methods. Therefore I need to wrap the javax.transaction.SystemException in some
unchecked transaction.
TransactionalException is the only RuntimeException in the JTA 1.2 spec, so I'll just
use whatever general unchecked exception we use in the JTA 1.1 implementation.
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