Some way to intercept @Transactional method call after commit?

[vmarcinko]

Hi,

I know that @Transactional annotation is just a convenient way to construct TransactionProxyFactoryBean and other boilerplate configuration which allow for any type of customization, such as including custom interceptors, but I would like to keep using @Transactional *and* somehow specify somewhere in configuration to call my own interceptor so that I can do some stuff after transaction commits/rollbacks (outside of transaction).

Is that doable now?

regards,
Vjeran

[Oliver Gierke]

Have a look at TransactionSynchonizationManager and the TransactionSynchrionization interface.

[Marten Deinum]

Simply execute your interceptor before the transactional one it is all about ordering and for that there is an order property on the tx:annotation-driven.

[mlukica]

Sample implementation of proposed solution can be found here:
Spring database transactions before sending JMS