Spring, Hibernate, MySQL Stand-Alone App

[Coder]

If you post the full stacktrace, then it's possible to see if a transaction proxy was applied. Is it also possible to see the code you are running here?

You got the full relevant stack trace in the original post , but here we go, the absolutely full deal...

This line triggers the stack trace below...thx...

sessionFactory.getCurrentSession();


16:45:30,843 INFO MyComponentEditorDao:24 - createMyComponent(aMyComponent)...
16:45:30,859 DEBUG SessionFactoryUtils:315 - Opening Hibernate Session
16:45:30,921 DEBUG SessionImpl:220 - opened session at timestamp: 11935287308
16:45:30,921 DEBUG SessionFactoryUtils:771 - Closing Hibernate Session
16:45:30,921 ERROR MyComponentEditorService:43 - ***Exception***
org.hibernate.HibernateException: No Hibernate Session bound to thread, and configuration does not allow creation of non-transactional one here
at org.springframework.orm.hibernate3.AbstractSession FactoryBean$TransactionAwareInvocationHandler.invo ke(AbstractSessionFactoryBean.java:300)
at $Proxy17.getCurrentSession(Unknown Source)
at myco.dao.hibernate.HibernateDao.getSession(Hiberna teDao.java:28)
at myco.MyComponent.dao.MyComponentEditorDao.createMy Component(MyComponentEditorDao.java:26)
at myco.MyComponent.service.editor.MyComponentEditorS ervice.createMyComponent(MyComponentEditorService. java:38)
at myco.MyComponent.tools.LoadMyComponentApp.go(LoadM yComponentApp.java:79)
at myco.MyComponent.tools.LoadMyComponentApp.main(Loa dMyComponentApp.java:91)

[karldmoore]

The full stacktrace is useful, as you can clearly see there is no transactional proxy in there. So are you using beanFactory or applicationContext? Is it possible to see the code that you are trying to run? Can you wrap it in [code] [ /code] tags to make it readable.

[Coder]

Here we go...thx!

        ClassPathResource resource = new ClassPathResource("spring-context.xml");
        BeanFactory factory = new XmlBeanFactory(resource);
        editor = (MyComponentEditorService)factory.getBean("myComponentEditorService");        
        // Some code to build to request...and then
        editor.createMyComponent(req);
    // MyComponentEditorService...

    @Transactional(rollbackFor=Exception.class)
    public void createMyComponent(CreateReq aReq)
        throws MyException
    {
         editorDao.create(aReq.getData());
    }

         // Dao...
         // This line gives the propblem...
public void create()
    throws Exception
{
         sessionFactory.getCurrentSession()
}

The full stacktrace is useful, as you can clearly see there is no transactional proxy in there. So are you using beanFactory or applicationContext? Is it possible to see the code that you are trying to run? Can you wrap it in [code] [ /code] tags to make it readable.

[karldmoore]

Try using an ApplicationContext instead of a BeanFactory.

[Coder]

Try using an ApplicationContext instead of a BeanFactory.

I followed your recommendation and it worked like a charm.

Thanks all for helping and thanks all for being persistent!!! Great crew hanging around here!!!

ClassPathXmlApplicationContext springContext = new ClassPathXmlApplicationContext("spring-context.xml");

[dejanp]

Next time try to listen what people tell you from the start.