[jboss-user] [EJB 3.0] - Re: Create timer -

[rruppel]

First of all,  thanks very much for starting helping me... 

let me say what I am trying to do:

get an interval from database and use this interval to schedule my timer

but, I make this twice in the code

1. when the appplication is deployed 

2. at the end of each execution I schedule it again (this is the problem!)

ok, now I will write what I did:

first I have made a mistake at my first code and when I corrected it, the error has changed to:

anonymous wrote : 
  | Trying to start a new tx when old is not completed
  | anonymous wrote : 
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  |   | well... this error is exactly what I am doing.... (I agree with the error...lol) so how can I commit the transaction and then call the other method to shedule?
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  |   | I tryed some things, and what make me confuse is: 
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  |   | when the application is deployed it schedules fine the timer.... maybe because it calls the "schedule" method through a Local interface, like you suggested 
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  |   | I suppose that calling the method through the Local interface completes the transactions before calling the method.... but is it right? (I think it shouldnt)
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  |   | well... like the @Timeout method is the one that has to schedule the next execution... i cant call the schedule method through a @Local interface (only if it would be possible to have an instance of the own class injected on it...  I can try this... but its ugly)
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  |   | I will help any advice... thanks
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  |   | ps: I havent seem oscar message before
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  |   | oscar, I thought using this solution, but I know that circular reference is a problem with jboss (at least ive never found a solution)
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  |   | thanks for trying to help
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