Java Transaction Design Strategies by Richards, Mark -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Introduction

Transaction Models Where’s the ACID, Man? JTA and JTS UserTransaction Interface TransactionManager Interface EJBContext Interface Status Interface Summary

The Local Transaction Model

Auto Commit and Connection Management Local Transaction Considerations and Limitations

The Programmatic Transaction Model

Obtaining a Reference to the JTA UserTransaction Programmatic Transaction Coding Traps The Transaction Context Problem Programmatic Transaction Scenarios

The Declarative Transaction Model

Transaction Attributes Specifying Transaction Attributes Exception Handling and setRollback() EJB 3.0 Considerations setRollbackOnly() Alternative Using Required vs. Mandatory Transaction Attributes The Reality of Transaction Isolation Levels

XA Transaction Processing

The XA Interface Explained When Should You Use XA? Two-Phase Commit Heuristic Exception Processing Enabling Queues and Topics for XA Enabling Databases for XA Summary

Transaction Design Patterns

A Brief Introduction to the Patterns

Client Owner Transaction Design Pattern

Context Forces Solution Consequences Implementation

Domain Service Owner Transaction Design Pattern

Context Forces Solution Consequences Implementation

Server Delegate Owner Transaction Design Pattern

Context Forces Solution Consequences Implementation

Summary

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