[jboss-dev-forums] [Design of Messaging on JBoss (Messaging/JBoss)] - Re: Can the transaction manager retry commit or rollback?

[mark.little@jboss.com]

"timfox" wrote : My question is this: If commit or rollback throws an exception is it valid for the transaction manager to retry the commit or rollback (without first calling recover)?
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Yes, it is valid in some cases. However, depending upon the error, it may not be worthwhile.

anonymous wrote : 
  | If I can assume the commit/rollback is never retried then I can safely remove the transaction state from the map in a finally block, whether or not the commit or rollback succeeded.
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  | If not, then I cannot see a safe time when the transaction state can be removed from the map.
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Is this durable data? Will it survive a failure (I assume so, but need to ask).

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