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A developer implements a CMT session bean with a method storeBoth which inserts data both a related database and an LDAP server. The relational database supports transactions while the LDAP system…
The correct answer is C. Define the transaction attribute of the method storeBoth as REQUIRED_NEW. Carry out the database. The method should start a new transaction, so we use theREQUIRED_NEWattribute. For the LDAP operation we can only detect LDAP exceptions. We cannot check the status of the LDAP operation throughSessionContext.getRollBackOnly. CMT -Container-Managed Transactions RequiresNew…
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- AImplement the SessionSynchoronization interface in the session bean. In the afterCompleteion method,
- BDefine the transaction attribute of the method storeBoth as REQUIRED. The container manages the
- CDefine the transaction attribute of the method storeBoth as REQUIRED_NEW. Carry out the database
- DDefine the transaction attribute of the method storeBoth as REQUIRED_NEW. Carry out the LDAP
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- C79% (37)
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The method should start a new transaction, so we use theREQUIRED_NEWattribute. For the LDAP operation we can only detect LDAP exceptions. We cannot check the status of the LDAP operation throughSessionContext.getRollBackOnly. * CMT -Container-Managed Transactions *RequiresNew Attribute If the client is running within a transaction and invokes the enterprise bean's method, the container takes the following steps: Suspends the client's transaction Starts a new transaction Delegates the call to the method Resumes the client's transaction after the method completes If the client is not associated with a transaction, the container starts a new transaction before running the method. You should use the RequiresNew attribute when you want to ensure that the method always runs within a new transaction. The Java EE 5 Tutorial,Container-Managed Transactions
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