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javahibernatecommitrollback
Abraham Miguel Espiritu
Abraham Miguel Espiritu

Reputation: 485

Hibernate Save, Hibernate Rollback

I'm trying to make my DAO work this way:

    public void incrementNumber(long id) throws Exception{
        Session session = factory.openSession();
        Number n = (Number)session.load(Number.class, id);
        n.setNumber(n.getNumber() +5);
//      throw new IllegalArgumentException("BLAH");
        session.close();
    }
  1. By commenting out the exception, the update will commit.
  2. By un-commenting(?) the exception, it will rollback.

Any way to achieve this? Note: the transaction part is done in a service, under a transactional annotation.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 1908

Answers (2)

vmrvictor
vmrvictor

Reputation: 723

commit is not always committing to the db, it is setting at the session cache that this has to be committed, then when you will do flush (also depending on the configuration) the commit will go to the DB, or when the session/transaction ends.

So if you want to force it use flush() after commit. If you can wait check after the session/transaction is being closed.

Upvotes: 0

Ken Chan
Ken Chan

Reputation: 90557

DAO is mainly responsible for persistence operations .It should only provide CRUD and some finder methods relating to a particular entity.

IMO , your method more like a business operation rather than the persistence operations . As you have the service layer , I suggest you move this method to it.

So , your NumberDAO may look like this:

public class NumberDAO {

     public Number loadById(long id){ }

}

And you NumberService may look like this:

public class NumberService{

        //Inject by DI containers , or setter / constructor
        NumberDAO numberDAO;

         public void incrementNumber(long id , int increaseAmount) throws Exception{

                Number n = (Number) numberDAO.loadById(id);

                if (XXXXXXXX) 
                    throws new IllegalArgumentException("BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH");

                n.setNumber(n.getNumber() +increaseAmount);
         }

}

As you use transactional annotation in the service layer , it will commit automatically if your service method returns successfully .In case of any exceptions throw before the method returns , the transaction will rollback automatically .

Upvotes: 1

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