Examples of JavaEETransactionManager

Examples of com.sun.enterprise.transaction.api.JavaEETransactionManager

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        postInvokeTx(true, false);
        return transactionManager.suspend();
    }

    public void recreate(Xid xid, long timeout) {
        final JavaEETransactionManager tm = transactionManager;
       
        try {
            tm.recreate(xid, timeout);
        } catch (javax.resource.spi.work.WorkException ex) {
            throw new IllegalStateException(ex);
        }
        preInvokeTx(true);
    }
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Examples of com.sun.enterprise.transaction.api.JavaEETransactionManager

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            throw new PoolingException(ex.toString(), ex);
        }
    }

    private JavaEETransaction getCurrentTransaction() throws SystemException {
         JavaEETransactionManager txMgr = ConnectorRuntime.getRuntime().getTransactionManager();
         return (JavaEETransaction) txMgr.getTransaction();
    }
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     * If the connections associated with the component are lazily-associatable, dissociate them.
     * @param comp Component that acquired connections
     * @param invToUse component invocation
     */
    private void handleLazilyAssociatedConnectionPools(Object comp, ComponentInvocation invToUse) {
        JavaEETransactionManager tm = getConnectorRuntime().getTransactionManager();
        List list = tm.getExistingResourceList(comp, invToUse);
        if (list == null) {
            //For invocations of asadmin the ComponentInvocation does not
            //have any resources and hence the existingResourcesList is null
            return;
        }
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Examples of com.sun.enterprise.transaction.api.JavaEETransactionManager

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            }
        }
    }

    private JavaEETransactionManager getJavaEETransactionManager(ServiceLocator services) {
        JavaEETransactionManager tm = null;
        ServiceHandle<JavaEETransactionManager> inhabitant = services.getServiceHandle(JavaEETransactionManager.class);
        if (inhabitant != null && inhabitant.isActive()) {
            tm = inhabitant.getService();
        }
       
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     * </pre>
     */
    public void postInvoke() {
        boolean txImported = (getExecutionContext(ec, work) != null && getExecutionContext(ec, work).getXid() != null);
        try {
            JavaEETransactionManager tm = getTransactionManager();
            if (txImported) {
                tm.release(getExecutionContext(ec, work).getXid());
            }
        } catch (WorkException ex) {
            setException(ex);
        } finally {
            try {
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     *
     * @param ec ExecutionContext
     * @throws WorkException when unable to setup the execution context
     */
    private void setupExecutionContext(ExecutionContext ec) throws WorkException {
        JavaEETransactionManager tm = runtime.getTransactionManager();
        if (ec != null && ec.getXid() != null) {
            tm.recreate(ec.getXid(), ec.getTransactionTimeout());
        }
    }
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Examples of com.sun.enterprise.transaction.api.JavaEETransactionManager

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            }
        }
    }

    private JavaEETransactionManager getJavaEETransactionManager(ServiceLocator services) {
        JavaEETransactionManager tm = null;
        ServiceHandle<JavaEETransactionManager> inhabitant = services.getServiceHandle(JavaEETransactionManager.class);
        if (inhabitant != null && inhabitant.isActive()) {
            tm = inhabitant.getService();
        }
       
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Examples of com.sun.enterprise.transaction.api.JavaEETransactionManager

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     * If the connections associated with the component are lazily-associatable, dissociate them.
     * @param comp Component that acquired connections
     * @param invToUse component invocation
     */
    private void handleLazilyAssociatedConnectionPools(Object comp, ComponentInvocation invToUse) {
        JavaEETransactionManager tm = getConnectorRuntime().getTransactionManager();
        List list = tm.getExistingResourceList(comp, invToUse);
        if (list == null) {
            //For invocations of asadmin the ComponentInvocation does not
            //have any resources and hence the existingResourcesList is null
            return;
        }
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            }
        }
    }

    private JavaEETransactionManager getJavaEETransactionManager(ServiceLocator services) {
        JavaEETransactionManager tm = null;
        ServiceHandle<JavaEETransactionManager> inhabitant = services.getServiceHandle(JavaEETransactionManager.class);
        if (inhabitant != null && inhabitant.isActive()) {
            tm = inhabitant.getService();
        }
       
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     *
     * @param ec ExecutionContext
     * @throws WorkException when unable to setup the execution context
     */
    private void setupExecutionContext(ExecutionContext ec) throws WorkException {
        JavaEETransactionManager tm = runtime.getTransactionManager();
        if (ec != null && ec.getXid() != null) {
            tm.recreate(ec.getXid(), ec.getTransactionTimeout());
        }
    }
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