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Using Single transaction accross multiple datasources

 
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Hello ,

I have to use spring and hibernate to delete two records from two different datasources , but this should be done in single transaction i.e if deletion of one record fails , the other should not be executed or should be rolledback.
Could any one please guide me how this can be achieved?

Thanks in advance
Yogesh Chavan
 
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Standard DataSources and Transaction Managers cannot do this.

You have to use DataSources and Transaction Manager that supports two phase commits. XA Transactions. Such a transaction manager would be a JTA Transaction Manager in an App Server, or a third party tx manager. And the DataSource resource has to be XA compliant.

Mark
 
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Thanks Mark ,
I will look into XA transactions and JTA. if you have , can you please provide any links for references..with spring hibernate and JTA.

Yogesh
 
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yogessh chavaan wrote:Thanks Mark ,
I will look into XA transactions and JTA. if you have , can you please provide any links for references..with spring hibernate and JTA.

Yogesh



There is nothing different between non JTA and JTA when it comes to Spring with Transactions. I recommend taking the "Core Spring" class, or reading SpringSource's documentation.

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