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Thanks, this is what I did, I setted default engine to InnoDB after create the tables therefore my tables wasn't setted to InnoDB, I regenerate my schema and everything was ok, I also change the...

Ok I did a test with simple JDBC Client (I use Squirrell SQL Client) connecting to my database with autocommit setted to false and I execute an update statement to see what append, without...

I'm using InnoDB, I enabled debug log for my aop and I know that everything is ok on this side, I also go step by step in TransactionInterceptor to make sure everything was ok...:-(

I'm using...

I don't use dbcp, I'm using plain datasource from JBoss, I expect datasource handles that (I know it handles that correctly with Oracle, but I need to use MySQL since my Web provider provides MySQL...

Hi everybody,

I'm currrently working with Spring 2.0.6, Hibernate 3.2.2GA and MySQL Java Connector 5.0.4 and have problem with transaction.

It looks like MySQL doesn't take care of autocommit...

Yes you're right, if B need to see what has been done by A, select a READ_UNCOMMITED isolation level but need to be carefull with READ_UNCOMMITED, if B need to see information from another...

You need to use REQUIRES_NEW propagation for B, in this way, the transaction manager will suspend transaction for A, create a new transaction for B, commit B, and then resume first transaction for A...

No I didnt enable spring logging, I can, anything perticular I be looking for?

But is it normal to have another applicationContext created in case of an runtime exception? Debug logging - you mean in our application ?

Yes, and I also have a MDB that subclass the AbstractMessageDrivenBean...

I overwrite the setSessionContext to set the ContextSingletonBeanFactoryLocator instance as explained in the...

Hi everybody,


I'm currently working with ContextSingletonBeanFactoryLocator with my EJB to share my Spring application context through all my EJBs to make sure all my bean are really singleton....